64 stolen bases allowed is killing us this season. We lead the league in that category. # With 2 outs, the floodgates have opened. 2-1 Blue Jays - Aaron Hill continues his season long hot streak. # @Joeyricard Einstein bagels? in reply to Joeyricard # Finally, Nolasco locks down that 3rd out. 5th inning over. Fans in Toronto riot. # THutt is blasting the home plate umpire because he is missing … [Read more...]
Twitter Updates for 2009-06-12
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64 stolen bases allowed is killing us this season. We lead the league in that category. # With 2 outs, the floodgates have opened. 2-1 Blue Jays - Aaron Hill continues his season long hot streak. # @Joeyricard Einstein bagels? in reply to Joeyricard # Finally, Nolasco locks down that 3rd out. 5th inning over. Fans in Toronto riot. # THutt is blasting the home plate umpire because he is missing … [Read more...]
Twitter Updates for 2009-06-11
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@camdoug1 I don't have work and could go to the game - being a teacher is great! But I didn't know the game was at 12! in reply to camdoug1 # Ross Gload hits a 2 run bomb to give the Fish the lead. I just love what this guy brings to the team - a left handed Helms... # Marlins get a lead off hit from Miller (his 2nd of the year) and strand him. Dang. # @MLBBoca Totally agree. We need … [Read more...]
Twitter Updates for 2009-06-10
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@camdoug1 Yep. Bonifacio is just a farce at 3B. Maybe if we deal Uggla Boni can be moved to 2B. But until then... in reply to camdoug1 # Giving up 7 runs in the final two frames is a way to prevent yourself from getting on a roll. Got to snap back for tomorrow night. # Powered by Twitter Tools. … [Read more...]
Twitter Updates for 2009-06-10
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@camdoug1 Yep. Bonifacio is just a farce at 3B. Maybe if we deal Uggla Boni can be moved to 2B. But until then... in reply to camdoug1 # Giving up 7 runs in the final two frames is a way to prevent yourself from getting on a roll. Got to snap back for tomorrow night. # Powered by Twitter Tools. … [Read more...]
Twitter Updates for 2009-06-10
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@camdoug1 Yep. Bonifacio is just a farce at 3B. Maybe if we deal Uggla Boni can be moved to 2B. But until then... in reply to camdoug1 # Giving up 7 runs in the final two frames is a way to prevent yourself from getting on a roll. Got to snap back for tomorrow night. # Powered by Twitter Tools. … [Read more...]
Twitter Updates for 2009-06-10
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Marlins down 4-1 here at the top of the 3rd. # What does everyone think of the Marlins top pick, Chad James? If anything we'll find out in about 4 years what he can do. # Baker's switch to hockey-style mask has the trade off of higher rate of concussion. Cited Mike Matheny ending his career for that reason. # Two sneakers through the right side give the Marlins a rally here. 2 on with Uggla up … [Read more...]
Gaby Sanchez at 3B?
June 10, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Looking over the box scores of recent nights since his return, our own MarlinAddict noticed that something unusual is going on with Gaby Sanchez - he's playing 3B. Not only does he have a 9 game hitting streak going (interrupted by his injury) but perhaps he's being groomed to come up as a 3B. Jorge Cantu is currently manning 1B but how much can he actually factor into the long term plans for … [Read more...]
Hermida’s Walk Off Keeps Marlins Rolling
June 10, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Another day, another Cy Young opponent. After facing the Giants Lincecum and Randy "Big Unit" Johnson, the Marlins went up against Chris Carpenter last night in what would shape up to be a tough contest. The Marlins had to come from behind as Emilio Bonifacio delivered some key hits to drive in runs, tying the game 3-3 with a bloop single that went off Carpenter's glove. The real fireworks, … [Read more...]
Marlins Select Lefty Chad James
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With the 18th pick in the draft, the Marlins took lefty high school pitcher Chad James out of Oklahoma. At 6'4" and 185lbs, the youngster sports a mid-90s fastball with what looks to be a power curve, but his location and control is inconsistent. Obviously, with a high school draft pick, there will be a need for patience. He will physically have to mature and of course, work on his ability to … [Read more...]
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