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Washington Nationals' Top 100 prospect Jarlin Susana impressed in the Rochester Red Wings' appearance in the Triple-A Championship game over the weekend.

Washington Nationals pitching prospect Jarlin Susana impressed during the Triple-A National Championship game for the Rochester Red Wings against the Oklahoma City Comets. Entering in relief, Susana pitched 2.0 scoreless innings and recorded one strikeout. During his outing, he threw a 104.0 mph fastball, which was the fastest pitch recorded across all of Triple-A during the season.
Despite Susana's performance, the Red Wings lost the championship matchup 5-3 in extra innings. Bennett Lehmann argues that if Susana improves his command and remains healthy, he could push for a spot in Washington's starting rotation next season and contend for the NL Rookie of the Year award.
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