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Message: [QUOTE="Scoe, post: 5310894, member: 957"] Can name anyone but I'm thinking more along the lines of someone who played on multiple teams maybe coming up short was some of their own undoing or just plain bad luck. Some were on dynasty teams and came at the end of a dynasty, or between one. Terry Pendleton- was on the 84 Cardinals who lost in 7 in WS, was on all those Braves teams that lost, he was on the Marlins in 95 when Braves won it all, went back to the Braves in 96 who lost to the Yankees in WS Mike Mussina- Baltimore pen wasn't good so couldn't hold any leads, goes to the Yankees. 2003 Mussina relieves Clemens early in game 7 and saves the rockets Yankee legacy, forgotten fact is Mussina outpitched WS MVP Josh Beckett in game 3. In 2004 Mussina outpitched Pedro and had a lead. 2008 Mussina has a 20 win season on a not so great Yankees team. He retires and misses out on the 2009 WS team, the 4th and 5th on that team were Joba and Sergio Mitre. He was just content with going out on top gotta respect that. Wes Welker- Loses 2 superbowls with the Pats, goes to the Broncos loses another Super Bowl, while with Broncos in 2014 the Pats win a Super Bowl. In 2015 Welker plays on the Rams and Broncos win a Super Bowl that year. As a position coach loses another Super Bowl with the Niners. Steve Mix- was on the 76ers teams that came up short, in 83 Mix goes to the Lakers in his last season and Lakers get swept by the 76ers in the finals. I believe there is actually footage of Mix pouring champagne on Dr J with his Lakers uniform on. [/QUOTE]

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