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mvn.com - 6/6/2008
Hating Jim Bowden: Part 83,432 of an ongoing series
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From Chico Harlan and the Nationals Journal blog: Bowden on Crow: “I never put the timetable on [major league arrival], except I can be very comfortable telling you that the last game we all saw him pitch together, he would have pitched in the big leagues that particular night. I don’t like to oversell people, but let’s me tell you THIS GUY IS AWESOME!!!! Other ...

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MetsBlog.com — ... Over at Oleanders and Morning Glories, which does an excellent job keeping tabs on the Nationals, Harper Gordek recaps a few quotes from Nats GM Jim Bowden, which seem to have the same theme. ...

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