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<description><![CDATA[by Matt Wells<p>  Remember 2001? &nbsp;That year, Luis Gonzalez was last seen jumping up and down along the first base line, celebrating the hit that won the Fall Classic. &nbsp;Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson were seen holding the MVP trophy, for both were named co-MVP's of the series. &nbsp;Bob Brenly, the ex-FOX broadcaster, was a World Series-winning manager. &nbsp;Byung-Hyun Kim mistakes aside, the Diamondbacks were world champions.<p>  Where have those days gone?<p>  A couple of trades the D-Backs have made along the way have not worked out for the better. &nbsp;Players have left and succeeded elsewhere, while those who have come to the desert have stuggled.]]></description>
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