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Who was your favorite player who was with the Nats 1 year or less?

Schwarber 2021
13 (81.3%)
Candelario 2023
0 (0%)
Winker 2024
0 (0%)
Other
3 (18.8%)

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Author Topic: Who was your favorite short timer with the Nats?  (Read 801 times)

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Offline imref

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Schwarby was Schwarby...for me, him being my favorite had less to do with his on-field performance than it did with his overall persona...

Hittin' big dongs didn't hurt any either...

Remember Schwarber leading the Red Sox in clapping for Zimmerman when Zimm was pulled in his final game?

Online aspenbubba

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Rick Short. Thanks Elvir as I couldn't remember his name. Long time MiLB player who finally got his shot at history with the Nats. Now he can tell his grandkids that he once was a MLB player.

Offline dracnal

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2009 Nyjer Morgan. He was electric. He was fun. He made the on field product significantly more entertaining.

Oddly enough, 2010 Nyjer Morgan would be my 2nd least favorite short time player. Pretty sure that second year it was a completely different person in the same body - the change in attitude and behavior was so dramatic and not in a good way. Paps get the 'least favorite Nat, ever' award.

Offline rileyn

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2009 Nyjer Morgan. He was electric. He was fun. He made the on field product significantly more entertaining.

Oddly enough, 2010 Nyjer Morgan would be my 2nd least favorite short time player. Pretty sure that second year it was a completely different person in the same body - the change in attitude and behavior was so dramatic and not in a good way. Paps get the 'least favorite Nat, ever' award.
What?  You mean you didn't like it when he slammed his glove on the ground while the ball was in play, allowing an inside-the-park-home run against the Orioles?

Offline dracnal

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What?  You mean you didn't like it when he slammed his glove on the ground while the ball was in play, allowing an inside-the-park-home run against the Orioles?

Watching that live was one of the biggest, 'Wait, what just happened?' moments I've ever had watching a game. At the time, I was not at all happy, but it's just kind of hilarious in hindsight.

Offline imref

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Watching that live was one of the biggest, 'Wait, what just happened?' moments I've ever had watching a game. At the time, I was not at all happy, but it's just kind of hilarious in hindsight.

And then there was this:

Offline dracnal

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'09 or '10, the man definitely had a lot of highlight reel moments...

Offline rileyn

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Tony Plush