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Winn makes good start with Giants
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SAN FRANCISCO -- For Randy Winn, fame isn't a perk of being a
major league player. It's just part of the job.
Few players make such a concerted effort to keep their face off
the TV screen, their name out of the papers and their private
business private.
Yet the Danville native will raise his voice when the situation
calls for it. Before the 2002 season, he walked into the office of
Devil Rays manager Hal McRae and asked where he stood on the team.
McRae answered that Winn was a...
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LOST CAUSEWinning one for the Devil Rays
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; The All-Star Game is about the best of the best. In Randy Winn's case, it's about the best of the worst. The worst being the woeful Devil Rays. He is their lone representative. I didn't know where my seat was, wandering around lost, looking at everybody's names and everything," the Devil Rays'
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Orioles Can't Close Out; Julio Surrenders Homer in 9th as Devil Rays Snap 15-Game Skid
The Washington Post
; Devil Rays 6, Orioles 4 If they didn't have their own season to worry about -- their own issues, their own daily Sisyphean tasks -- the Baltimore Orioles might have felt a tiny bit of sympathetic relief for the poor, unfortunate souls across the diamond tonight who finally got the rock to the top
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MARINERS GET PAYMENT DEVIL RAYS SEND WINN TO SEATTLE PEREZ GOES TO TAMPA BAY.(Sports)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; Byline: JOHN HICKEY P-I reporter With the Tampa Bay Devil Rays officially naming Lou Piniella as their manager for the 2003 season, Randy Winn officially became a Seattle Mariner yesterday. For the record, the All-Star outfielder came to Seattle in a trade for minor league middle infielder Antonio
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Devil Rays end skid on dramatic homer
Chicago Sun-Times
; When the ball left his bat, Randy Winn couldn't be sure that baseball's longest losing streak in 14 years was over. "I was praying, hoping it would go out," Winn said Saturday night after his two-out, three-run homer in the ninth inning beat Baltimore 6-4 and ended host Tampa Bay's 15-game skid in
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BASEBALL Devil Rays building up from bottom Farm system a strong point
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; In the end, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays may not win many more games than any of baseball's other expansion teams. They're on a pace to lose 98 times, putting them close to a long line of other expansion teams, including the 1961 Washington Senators (61-100) and 1993 Florida Marlins (64-98). Yet this
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