Tony Womack is now 0-for-2
by Watubi on Jun 30, 2006 1:33 PM EDT
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My heart just bleeds for Tony W.
Geez. Officially he lasted 10 more games with the Cubs than he did with the Reds.
So where does he go from here? I'd say maybe the Royals need a second baseman, but even Mark Gruzdielanek (.702) has a higher OPS than Tony F. Womack (.695). The Pirates? Nope. Jose Castillo is at .795.
Hopefully, the world has seen the last of Tony Womack in a big league uniform.
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Johnny Lemaster
In 1985 was with the Giants (6th in the NL West), Indians (7th in the AL East) and Pirates (6th in the NL East).
he hit .128 for the season and played on 3 of the 4 last place teams. that is a bad year
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