Here is the link to the Atlanta Journal Constitution coverage on the Nate McLouth trade.
www.ajc.com/braves/content/sports/braves/index.html
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Joe,
ReplyDeleteI'm not that all upset about this trade because it seems to have become something to expect from the Pirates. I hope it all works out but it would not be a major shock if McCutchen was traded within the next two seasons. The Pirates will probably use the same logic. It's becoming an old story.
Ron Wilson