Miguel Cabrera, who Marlins fans hoped to be the face of the franchise for a long time, is still being shopped around.Those who want to see him stay can continue to pray; those who want to land him on their team must also continue to prey. And the bidding is getting intense.The Marlins front office, charged with some of the most difficult challenges of any of their peers, continue to fight the … [Read more...]
Torrealba Still Available
November 24, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Hot stove time, and the Marlins are involved in a couple scenarios.One of them is catcher Yorvit Torrealba. The Mets were expected to sign the free agent ex-Rockie catcher, but the deal, apparently fell apart. At this time, it is unclear why the deal fell apart but speculation includes, but certainly isn't limited to, a failed physical as a possibility. If that is the case, the Marlins are better … [Read more...]
Wiley Returns to Marlins
November 4, 2007 By Leave a Comment
In a long anticipated move, the Marlins re-signed Mark Wiley, their pitching coach they let get away after they relieved Jack McKeon of managing duties.When the Marlins hired Joe Girardi, Girardi brought on board Rick Kranitz - the Cubs minor league pitching coordinator. Things looked good last season - while the talent of Josh Johnson, Anibal Sanchez, Scott Olsen and Ricky Nolasco blossomed. Even … [Read more...]
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Cabrera Leaving? ARod Returning?
Right now, we should be asking ourselves, is it really in the best interest of the Florida Marlins to trade Miguel Cabrera? How is the franchise with the lowest turnout and impending stadium issues going to communicate that it is here for the long haul?By trading Cabrera?The obvious answer is no. But if the scenario is painted correctly, perhaps not - let's dare to dream a bit.Let's say Cabrera is … [Read more...]