Jason Bergmann

American baseball player, pitcher

Jason Bergmann - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 25th, 1981
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Played Major League Baseball as a pitcher from 2004 to 2010. Featured primarily with the Washington Nationals, contributed to the team's early years in the National League. Notable for performances in various roles including starting pitcher and reliever. Competed in a total of 92 MLB games during career.

Played for the Washington Nationals

Appeared in 92 Major League games

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