US EditionWorld Series MVP Stephen Strasburg returns to SDSU
- On Monday, San Diego State announced Stephen Strasburg rejoined the baseball team as special assistant to head coach Kevin Vance and will support fundraising and alumni relations on The Mesa.
- As a returning alumnus, Strasburg returns to give back to his alma mater as a San Diego native and proud Aztec, mentoring and assisting pitching development for current SDSU student-athletes on The Mesa.
- As an Aztec, Strasburg set SDSU baseball program strikeout records with 23 in a game, 195 in a season, 375 for a career, and was a three-time Major League Baseball All-Star.
- In a statement, SDSU officials said they couldn’t be more excited to welcome Stephen Strasburg back home to SDSU baseball, highlighting his support for the program and student-athletes.
- As a Hall of Famer, Strasburg’s College Baseball Hall of Fame induction and Golden Spikes and Dick Howser Trophy honors strengthen SDSU’s long-term prestige.
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'19 WS MVP Strasburg returns to SDSU, joins staff
Stephen Strasburg, the former Washington Nationals ace and 2019 World Series MVP, has been hired by San Diego State as a special assistant to coach Kevin Vance, rejoining a program he pitched for from 2007-09 before becoming the top pick of the MLB draft.
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Stephen Strasburg returns to San Diego State as special assistant to head coach
Stephen Strasburg is going back to school. The former Washington Nationals ace and 2019 World Series MVP has been hired by San Diego State as a special assistant to head coach Kevin Vance.
Stephen Strasburg joining SDSU baseball program as special assistant to new coach
San Diego State great Stephen Strasburg has been determined to make a difference for the SDSU baseball program since retiring from the major leagues and moving back to town 1 1/2 years ago. “This place is near and dear to my heart,” said Strasburg, who pitched at SDSU from 2007-09 before being the No. 1 overall pick in the 2009 MLB Draft by the Washington Nationals. “My parents are alumni. I’m an alumni. It feels like I was pitching out there at…
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