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Any group that buys the Expos should demand that Major League Baseball knock down the sale price for devaluing the franchise. If baseball balks, the prospective owners should point to the Expos' failure to land even a draft pick for Vladimir Guerrero, then cite their questionable returns for Bartolo Colon, Javier Vazquez and Cliff Floyd, not to mention Carl Pavano and Guillermo Mota.
Of course, no such demand will be made, not if the new owner truly wants the club. But one more time it must be said: Major League Baseball's operation of the Expos has been shameful. The breakup of Montreal's division-leading 1994 club by a previous ownership led to the franchise's ...