TA94

TA94: An Early FallB

Thirty years ago today, the 1994 season saw one last transaction, the worst of them all.

Baseball is still seeing transactions as 1994 heads to summer, but the end is in sight.

Featuring Billy Beane's future boss. Well, okay, mentioning him.

Who went where, and how it worked out, 30 years ago.

How the teams cleaned up their rosters heading into a 1994 season they didn't know was doomed.

Decades before Madison Bumgarner and J.D. Davis, you had Ron Gant serving the role of both.

As the last veterans latch onto teams, they finally get what they earned seven years in the past.

It's time to talk about one of the all-time Brewers greats. And also Robin Yount.

Everyone else wanted to be like Mike, but Mike wanted to be like Bo.

Plus, we say Bye Bye to Balboni, Hendu, Harold Reynolds, and other aging veterans of the past.

The Blue Jays had been the team to beat in the AL East, but things were about to shift, and Lee Smith coming to the O's played a part in that.

Junior Félix sets the stage for a tantalyzing start, Chan Ho Park becomes a Dodger, and the fight that would erase a World Series looms.

As seeds of 1994's labor strife were planted, the Mets moved to replace an outfielder they'd understandably grown tired of.

A battle between Angels' executives? An owner refusing to spend more? The past really does inform the present.

The A's had Rickey Henderson, even if their boss really, really didn't want them to.

You'll never believe this, but the Mariners gave away good players in the past, too.