ANAHEIM, CALIF. | When Davey Johnson last put on a uniform as amajor league manager, the baseball world was different. He wasdifferent - and not just in stature. The Nationals were still in Montreal,finishing fourth in the National League East as the Expos. Playershit 1.16 home runs per game - the most in baseball history - andnot too many batted an eye. The New York Yankees had won twostraight World Series titles, and Los Angeles Dodgers, his team,were in fine economic standing. Eleven years ago, Johnson wasn't long removed from a 1997 seasonthat earned him American League Manager of the Year honors and,subsequently, a bitter divorce from the Baltimore Orioles and ownerPeter Angelos. Johnson was known as a fiery tactician who had apenchant for turning talented teams into winners.