Nationals, Harrison agree to 1-year deal reportedly worth $1M
The Washington Nationals have agreed to a one-year contract with infielder Josh Harrison, the team announced Thursday.
Harrison will earn $1 million with $250,000 in incentives next season, a source told The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal.
Excited to stay a Washington National! Looking forward to more dugout dancing at Nationals Park! What a blessing! LETS GO!!!!! https://t.co/o8So4DukwC pic.twitter.com/TZPNK0WW5k
— Josh Harrison (@jhay_da_man) October 22, 2020
Harrison appeared in 33 games for the Nationals this past season. They signed him in July following his release from the Philadelphia Phillies.
The 33-year-old produced a .278/.352/.418 slash line with 22 hits and 14 RBIs in 91 plate appearances for Washington. He provides the Nationals with defensive versatility, having appeared at six different positions throughout his career.
The two-time All-Star has played 10 seasons in the big leagues, spending time with the Nationals, Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Detroit Tigers.
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