After being arrested for driving under the influence for the second time in 2022, left-handed pitcher Seth Romero, age 26, was given his release from the Washington Nationals, according to a team representative who talked with Jesse Dougherty of the Washington Post on Monday. In January, Romero was arrested for driving under the influence for the first time. During his most recent arrest, he was accused with driving while drunk and possessing a controlled narcotic. Both of these charges are criminal offenses. Romero was reportedly freed on bail on Sunday, as shown by court documents in his home state of Texas.
Romero was selected at the University of Houston as the 25th player overall in the Major League Baseball Draft in 2017
Seth had a total of 31 starts throughout his time spent playing in the minor leagues, and his earned run average was 4.33. Baseball Prospectus ranked Seth as the 76th best overall prospect in all of baseball before to the start of the 2018 season.
Romero debuted in the major leagues for the first time in 2020 and recorded a 13.50 earned run average over three bullpen appearances. At the end of the 2022 season, he was playing at the Double-A level.
Romero was previously kicked out of spring training in 2018 for violating club policy, and he had character issues while he was a student at Houston, some of which are detailed in Dougherty’s story. As noted by Dougherty, Romero was also kicked out of spring training in 2018 for violating club policy.
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