Shawn Camp

Shawn Camp was a professional baseball pitcher born in 1975, who had a career spanning from 2004 to 2014. Throughout his time in Major League Baseball, Camp played for several teams, showcasing his skills primarily as a reliever. He finished his career with a win-loss record of 29-33 and an earned run average (ERA) of 4.41. Known for his ability to induce ground balls and manage high-pressure situations, Camp made a significant impact on the bullpens he was part of, accumulating 403 strikeouts and 12 saves over his career. Camp's playing style was characterized by his durability and versatility, often stepping in during critical moments to stabilize games for his teams. He was part of a generation of pitchers who navigated the transition in baseball during the early 2000s, an era marked by the ongoing evolution of pitching strategies and the increasing importance of specialized roles within the bullpen. After concluding his playing days, Camp left behind a legacy as a reliable pitcher, contributing to the teams he played for with his experience and competitive spirit.