I've been playing Out of the Park Baseball for a while now, and I picked up Santana a few seasons back. Hopefully Real Santana's career doesn't fall apart the way Computer Game Santana's career did. After finishing in the Top 5 in the AL in IP and K's just about every year through 2008: Was selected to the 2008 Allstar game... 8/1/2008: Signed a contract extension with Minnesota, $10,000,000 per year, for 4 years. Hit first career homerun on 8/9/2008, off Dan Smith (TB)... Was selected to the 2009 Allstar game... Injured on 7/19/2009 with a Torn Tricep Muscle, out for 5 weeks... Injured on 9/28/2009 with a Herniated Disc Back, out for 4-5 weeks... Injured on 7/27/2010 with a Tight Elbow, out for 1-2 weeks... Injured on 4/9/2011 with a Strained Bicep Muscle, out for 3-4 weeks... Injured on 8/5/2011 with a Inflamed Rotator Cuff Muscle, out for 3-4 weeks... Injured on 5/9/2012 with a Ruptured Tricep Tendon, out for 6 weeks... Signed as a free agent by New York (A) on 1/31/2013 to a 3-year deal worth $778,500 per year... Traded from New York (A) to New York (N) on 4/15/2013 (Going to NYM: P Johan Santana. Going to NYY: P Justin Duchscherer)... Injured on 8/13/2013 with a Inflamed Elbow Ligament, out for 1-2 weeks... Won World Series with New York (N) in 2013... Injured on 4/29/2014 with a Sore Shoulder, out for one week... Was claimed off waivers by San Diego on 5/12/2015. Retired in 2016. It all fell apart for Johan in 2010: 12-12, 5.11 was followed up by a demotion to the bullpen, where he went 3-10 with 9 saves and a 7.02 ERA in 2011. 2012 was just as mediocre, after which he signed with the Yankees; pressed into the rotation, ht went 13-4, 5.09 with the Yankees and Mets -- I picked him up in mid-season -- but dumped him on waivers after an average 2014 (13-8, 4.60 in the regular season, 1-1 in four starts with a 9.35 ERA in the postseason) and a rough start to '15 (0-2, 11.65 in six starts, totalling seventeen innings).