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Shortstop hits stride after struggles, injuryPublished 06/12/07
Nationals' Guzman does flip after flop
WASHINGTON - Rapidly shedding the label of free-agent flop, Cristian Guzman could make the case that he's back to his old self. Or even better.
The Washington Nationals shortstop, who for two-plus years epitomized how an organization can spend millions of dollars on a player and get virtually no return, is batting a team-high .346, including an 8-for-14 series in his first return trip to Minnesota since leaving the Twins in 2004. He and the New York Yankees' Bobby Abreu finished the weekend as the only players in the majors hitting .500 since May 30. "Guzy's just been swinging a good...
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