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mlbtraderumors.com - 25 days ago
Trades Of The Decade: Colon To The Expos
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From Larry Walker to John Wetteland to Pe dro Martinez , Montreal Expos talent seemed to head south as quickly as the club could develop it. By 2002, it seemed possible that the Expos were playing their final season in Montreal and the threat of contraction put the organization's future in ...
National Embarrassment Part 2?
thenatsblog.com - 22 days ago
National Embarrassment Part 2?
— thenatsblog.com — Whether you consider it irony or tragedy, Redskins season has come in Washington and has given D.C. sports fans no solace from the bad taste of 100 loss baseball. From as early as April of the 2009 Nationals season, the cries echoed throughout Washington ... (more) National Embarrassment Part 2?

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2010 Rotation Candidates - In House Options
federalbaseball.com - 20 days ago
2010 Rotation Candidates - In House Options
— federalbaseball.com — More photos » by Charles Dharapak - AP 4 months ago: Washington Nationals pitcher Ross Detwiler throws in the first inning of a baseball game against ... (more) 2010 Rotation Candidates - In House Options

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Why Omar Minaya Failed And What It Means For The Future
amazinavenue.com - 21 days ago
Why Omar Minaya Failed And What It Means For The Future
— amazinavenue.com — On July 27, 2002, Omar Minaya, then General Manager of the Montreal Expos, traded Lee Steven, Brandon Phillips , Grady Sizemore , and Cliff Lee to Mark Shapiro's Indians for Bartolo Colon and Tim Drew . In 2002, Major League Baseball owned the ... (more) Why Omar Minaya Failed And What It Means For The Future

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Over the Monster:  10/30 - TGIF; Leave No Stone Unturned, Or You Might Miss a Gem

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10/30 - TGIF; Leave No Stone Unturned, Or You Might Miss a Gem
Over the Monster — ... the American League * Jason Bay [depends on when Holliday signs] * Adrian Gonzalez [going to cost a lot, but may be worth it for the right price] * Matt Holliday [should be the first option, unless he's too expensive] * Felix Hernandez [probably going to require too many prospects] * John Lackey [not worth the money he's going to get] Trades Of The Decade: Colon To The Expos - MLBTradeRumors.com Many of ...

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