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    How you suffer in a bad city...

    Check out this team of players that could be the Expos/Nats.

    C Michael Barrett
    1B Cliff Floyd
    2B Jose Vidro
    SS Orlando Cabrera
    3B Ryan Zimmerman
    LF Moises Alou
    CF Austin Kearns
    RF Vladimir Guerrero

    SP Randy Johnson
    SP Pedro Martinez
    SP Bartolo Colon
    SP Javier Vasquez
    SP Tony Armas, Jr.

    RP Chad Cordero
    RP Dustin Hermanson
    RP John Rauch
    RP Micah Bowie


    BENCH:
    Felipe Lopez
    Jose Guillen
    Brian Schneider
    Mark Grudzielanek
    Ryan Church

    And this is not counting Nick Johnson or Soriano who they got back in trading Colon (?)
    "Don't trust any statistics you did not fake yourself."--Winston Churchill


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    Re: How you suffer in a bad city...

    They got Nick Johnson and Juan Rivera for Vasquez.

    They got Soriano for Wilkerson.

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    Re: How you suffer in a bad city...

    That '94 team was something else, too bad greed wiped out what could have been a championship season for them.

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    Re: How you suffer in a bad city...

    You make a good point, and I've seen this before about the Expos/Nationals, but you could say that about a lot of teams. Maybe not to that degree, but with free agency, it is often times a revolving door. There is rarely player loyalty, but just team loyalty anymore from a fan to team perspective.

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    Re: How you suffer in a bad city...

    Quote Originally Posted by Jaycint
    That '94 team was something else, too bad greed wiped out what could have been a championship season for them.
    Our Reds were pretty good also in 1994. We were in first place when the strike (owners lockout?) started to end the season.

    Players striking/owners lockout could have cost us two World Series titles. We had the OVERALL best record in baseball in the 1981 SPLIT SEASON.
    * Attended the 1990 and 2010 Reds Division clinchers *

    Go 76ers, Go Steelers and Go Bucks


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