The Senators actually won 3 pennants, were a good team in the 20's until 1933 and although they had some clubs that were just as bad, they had more big names than the Browns, whose only player who was ever considered to be a superstar while a Brown was Sisler. Johnson is often thought to have played for horrendous teams, but thats mostly only true for the first 5 or so years of his career. This guy is arguably the greatest pitcher of all time relative to his era, a 400 game winner who was practically unhittable. Easily the greatest player to ever play in the country's capital, played exclusively in D.C from 1907-27.Tons of career shutouts, and was the all time leader in strikeouts for a long time. Part of the very first Hall of Fame class, and deservedly so.
