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Why Omar Minaya Failed And What It Means For The Future
In 2002, Major League Baseball owned the Expos. The offseason before, the Expos had narrowly avoided contraction, because the Twins, the other team in line for contraction, had another year on their lease of the Metrodome. Full Article at Amazin' Avenue
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In 2002, Major League Baseball owned the Expos. The offseason before, the Expos had narrowly avoided contraction, because the Twins, the other team in line for contraction, had another year on their lease of the Metrodome. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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It may be luck, it may be skill. It may be the result of a team with money taking good calculated risks.
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It may be luck, it may be skill. It may be the result of a team with money taking good calculated risks.
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There was no doubt there was going to be contraction. No doubt ... It was in the air, put it that way. It was in the air. But that was one of the things that was out there, the team was going to be contracted. The thinking was, the club was in a playoff race. We owed it to players and fans to try to win...
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When the trade was made ... I was driving on the turnpike. I heard on the radio announcers say, 'If you see Mark Shapiro and his wife at the dinner, go over and turn his table over.' That's the stuff he had to endure. He got hammered. But he made a great trade.
SOURCE: The Washington Post
