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09-01-2012 Rosters Increased From 25 to 40 Players 88 Days
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xx-xx: David Patton, Steve Lawson, Chris Valaika, Pedro Santana.
xx-xx: Hector Gomez, Jim Lentine, Konrad Schmidt, Tom Davey.
xx-xx: Tony Menendez, Deron Johnson, Pedro Castellano, Mike Davey.
xx-xx: Chris Parmelee, Carlos Mendez, J.R. Towles, Rich Chiles.
xx-xx: Kyle Waldrop, Kelvin Moore, Bruce Von Hoff, Myril Hoag.
xx-xx: Yamaico Navarro, Rey Quinones, Jeff Little, Bob Meusel.
xx-xx: Jim Siwy, Mayo Smith, Calvin Schiraldi, Esmerling Vasquez.
xx-xx: Zoilo Versalles, Ubaldo Heredia, Dana Williams, Lee Richard.
xx-xx: Ron Wotus, Frank Dimichele, Mike Mendoza, Dillon Gee.
xx-xx: Dick Lines, Hisanori Takahashi, Jim Dunegan, Tony Ghelfi.
xx-xx: Connie Mack, Bill Harris, Jack Smith, Leroy Reams.
xx-xx: Dave Gray, Blake Tekotte, Tom Patton, Cory Kluber, Gary Hargis.
xx-xx: Dave Criscione, Lance Lynn, Dale Alexander, Billy Parker.
06-01: Oustanding Designated Hitter Award gets nifty Top 25 links. 1 Expanded Baseball Award
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