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Justin Morneau
9 October 2009
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19 June 2009
How about the Nationals? With a winning percentage of .281 (18-46), the Nats not only hold the worst record in the majors, but no other team is even close. The Indians – the team with the next worst record – are 29-39, good for a .426 winning percentage. Despite their awful record, Washington actually beat the Yankees the last two nights (including shutting them out on Thursday) to win the interleague series against the Bronx Bombers.
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14 July 2008
And this is just the AL. The NL is “stuck” with Lance Berkman, who’s having a heck of a year, instead of Albert Pujols, whom NL skipper Clint Hurdle had to hand-pick after fans passed on him. Pujols, for those of you who have been asleep since 2001, has been arguably the best hitter in baseball since then. And Ryan Braun’s a whiz with the bat—when he makes contact—but not such a great defender in left. Might you want to shift Nate McLouth, a reserve who normally plays in center, to right instead, since Nate’s OPS is 16 points higher even than slugger Braun?
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17 March 2008
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