Found December 01, 2007 on
GlobalNYM.Blogspot.com:
It's been approximately 24 hours since the Mets officially traded Lastings Milledge to the Nationals for Ryan Church and Brian Schneider. during that time Mets fans have hitting the blogosphere voicing their opinions of the trade. It's quite obvious that most Mets fans are not happy with the deal. READ MORE
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The Mets have officially traded OF Lastings Milledge to the Washington Nationals for OF Ryan Church and C Brian Schneider.
Milledge, who was selected 12th overall in the first round of the 2003 amateur draft by the Mets, was always highly touted as a prospect, but was criticized for having attitude problems. This led to him being involved in more trade rumors over the past few...
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December 01, 2007
More analysis and thoughts on the Lastings Milledge trade to the Washington Nationals.
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That turned out to be the case, though, when the Mets GM capped off the worst day in his career by being duped by the Minnesota Twins into trading Jose Reyes and Phillip Humber to the Twins for a 24-year-old Single-A pitcher named John Santana.
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