Giants, Padres changing lanes
Last year's darlings of the early going, the Montreal Expos, are this year's orphans in the storm.
Updated: June 1, 2004, 4:07 PM ET
By
Jim Baker | MLB Insider
Now that the season is just about a quarter of the way
done, let's take a quick look at the teams who are
most polarized from their own selves of one year ago.
Clubs that go this route tend to get the most ink in
the early going.
Seattle Mariners: 11 games down
(2004: 13-26, 2003: 24-15)
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