Where are they now? Andre Dawson

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Where are they now? Andre Dawson
Hire Jim Essian! found this 8/22/2008 on mlb.mlb.com [flag]
Considered one of the best players in Expos history, Andre Dawson played in Montreal's competitive era. And he remembers a time before the franchise left the Canadian city to become the Washington Nationals -- a time when the Expos had fans cheer on "The Hawk, as well as Gary Carter and Tim Raines. [link]

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Sweet Uncle Lou’s Friday Roundup: The “We’re Good, and That’s the Tooth” Edition
Published 8/22/2008 by Sweet Uncle Lou at Hire Jim Essian!
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