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He has to go through waivers first before he returns to the Nats, so any team is eligible to make a claim they're also on the hook for the waiver and Rule 5 fee, if unclaimed he can then return to Washington or every now and then the teams work out trades as the original team has moved on

All these rules unwritten or implied are from a different era of baseball where players pretty much stayed on teams for the majority of their careers and pitchers had to hit -eventually you'd get a shot to get your revenge or to face the consequences of any transgressions you committed. Baseball is a far different game these days and no matter what the score the winning team still needs to get 27 outs, not like you can take a knee or run out the clock. Despite the different era I'd still say if you do violate the rules you should expect to get drilled

I know Guzman pitched in relief, but he's been a starter for his time in the organization

Looks like they're set at pitcher, shortstop and outfield, best looking list for the team since probably 2012?!?

What's he been placed on the restricted list for?!?

Is this the one that was with the team last year? There are two of them right?!?

A central Florida kid, my brother used to coach him on a travel ball team when he was 11-12

Damn what's worse having The Rona or being stuck in Philadelphia?!?

Yet Michael Hill still has a job, seems like they're embracing mediocrity

Let's go Fish!!!

They'll still have to keep him on the 40 man after the season? Not sure how all this works

Nashville has already traded away their farm system to win now if Dombrowski continues his ways like he did in Detroit and Boston, or if he remembers how to build a team like with the Fish he'll be a World Series champ in 5 years

I don't get the back and forth with Philly and Baltimore to begin the year, just seems like they'd consolidate the travel, but overall looks like they could do some damage this season

To be fair I watch the minor leaguers on a regular basis, well at least the three teams playing in Florida, the ones on the list I had heard of hadn't impressed me much, good news there will be a new crop of farm players soon enough

When I saw this was happening, I texted a friend that's a Mets fan and asked when their no-hitter day was going to be?!?

Which one? The outfielder or the pitcher??

Kim was acquired in a trade then he was waived, got picked up by the D-Backs and then was released and we signed him again during the 2007 season

I had forgot about Furcal, I went to a Suns game and they had Furcal and Miguel Tejada in uniform

John Boles also had two managerial turns. as far as coaches Bob McClure played and coached, so did Andy Fox, I missed Olivo so that's probably 23 that had different stints with the Fish. Players still not listed-Nate Robertson, Chris Hammond, Wes Helms, Justin Turner, Alejandro Pena, Aaron Small and Byung Hyun Kim had two stints in the same season, does that count? There's probably more???

Did some checking, I see 22 players I'll let some others have fun before I add more

Two on the 2003 Champs-Rick Helling and Niner, Brad Penny, Paul LoDuca, Dave Magadan probably the first? Juan Pierre, David Weathers, Kevin Gregg? Charles Johnson.....

Does Johan Santana count? Seems like I forget Placido Polanco playing here, Jorge Julio is another one I tend forget