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    GM of the Year

    I'd have to nominate Halladay because he took a team that went 81-81 the year before, 16 games out, and made the world series, had the best record in the majors, and led almost wire-to-wire if I remember correctly.
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    Halladay sounds good to me, plenty of good choices.
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    Then out of fairness to the others you will be Slagathor.

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    Halladay and HafDawg get my votes for AL and NL GM of the Year, with probably Halladay getting the nod for the league as a whole.
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    I nominate Porter because Arizona was never expected to compete like they did, nor did they have the talent Toronto had.
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    Halladay.
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    Id go with Halladay too if its a league as a whole, while he had more talent. His divison had 4 teams with 89+ wins. While i got by on a bulpen led by Alonso Tostado (5-5-8) and Billy Sadler (6-6-6). Halladay, went to from 81-81 to 109 ish wins. I only went from 80 to 94 with a WC and a scare into Philly.
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    No love for the Nationals?
    Thanks to 3 key FA signings and 1 trade they finished 2nd in the NL East, only missed the playoffs by a couple of games, and that after placing last 7 straight years and never cracking 70 wins in each of the last 4 years.
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    Nope, no love for the Nationals.
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    trevortime with the san diego padgels of anaheim los angeles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Molina00
    No love for the Nationals?
    Thanks to 3 key FA signings and 1 trade they finished 2nd in the NL East, only missed the playoffs by a couple of games, and that after placing last 7 straight years and never cracking 70 wins in each of the last 4 years.
    Nationals or DBacks?

    that would be a tough choice.
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    BD wins
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    Then out of fairness to the others you will be Slagathor.

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    If we are still voting:

    AL: Halladay AL Champ enough said
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