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The Dbacks' acquisition of Jason Marquis last year has replaced the Tigers' acquisition of Jarrod Washburn as the most unhelpful deadline deal in recent memory.
6. DL from MN
Posted: December 22, 2011 at 10:31 PM (#4022309)
Maybe they can DH for Butera when Marquis pitches.
The Dbacks' acquisition of Jason Marquis last year has replaced the Tigers' acquisition of Jarrod Washburn as the most unhelpful deadline deal in recent memory.
I vote for that time when the Pirates (of all teams) acquired Matt Morris (of all people.)
The Dbacks' acquisition of Jason Marquis last year has replaced the Tigers' acquisition of Jarrod Washburn as the most unhelpful deadline deal in recent memory.
Marquis has got to hold the record for most playoff rosters not made.* He's been in the big leagues for parts of 12 seasons. His teams have made the playoffs 11 times (all but the 2010 Nats wound up in the postseason). He's pitched in the playoffs in only five of them.
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1. RoyalsRetro (AG#1F) Posted: December 22, 2011 at 09:42 PM (#4022239)Wow.
I vote for that time when the Pirates (of all teams) acquired Matt Morris (of all people.)
The thread still makes me laugh.
Marquis has got to hold the record for most playoff rosters not made.* He's been in the big leagues for parts of 12 seasons. His teams have made the playoffs 11 times (all but the 2010 Nats wound up in the postseason). He's pitched in the playoffs in only five of them.
* If such a thing were a record.
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