Talk:Minnesota Twins all-time roster

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Inclusion of Senators players
MLB includes the Washington Senators (1901-1960) players in with their list of Twins all-time players, and most of the other all-time rosters on Wikipedia include players from former names/cities. Any particalar reason not to include them here? --Fabrictramp 18:28, 20 September 2007 (UTC)
 * My thought is that I would prefer a separate Senators roster. The MLB only added the Senators records to the Twins records a couple of years ago, and there really isn't much acknowledgment of those years for Twins fans; ie, Walter Johnson isn't in the Twins Hall of Fame.  I think with the Senators, it would be best to do like the Expos and Nationals and have each have separate rosters despite the MLB's inclusion in their records.  There's just not the same historical continuity there as with other teams because the Senators records were considered separate for so long. matt91486 19:04, 20 September 2007 (UTC)