by jonnylons
August 17, 2010 in Uncategorized by jonnylons
The Marlins came to terms with their first round pick, first baseman Christian Yelich, as the deadline approached late last night MLB.com reports. The high schooler projects as an outfielder and even signed a letter of intent to play for the University of Miami if a deal was not reached. Currently, the California native is plays first base and his [...]
by jonnylons
by jonnylons
May 20, 2009 in Uncategorized by jonnylons
Holy crap – de Aza’s back? # Just tuning in here…see the Marlins have a 7-6 lead. # And Paulino gets thrown out in a run down between 3B and home. # Wouldn’t a Helms extra base hit be great right about now? # Right at the center field camera for a base hit. Two score, Marlins go up 9-6 [...]
by jonnylons
May 19, 2009 in Uncategorized by jonnylons
With a 1-0 lead after three, the Marlins get rained out. # Coghlan’s first career triple also will be washed out. Double header tomorrow…gives me an idea. # Can’t wait for that new stadium with a dome…less double headers though. That is the trade off. # Marlins got a game tonight, and the double header tomorrow # Gametime tomorrow starts [...]
by jonnylons
May 16, 2009 in Uncategorized by jonnylons
Getting ready to watch a little playoff high school baseball # 2 to 1 highland christian is leading westminster. # Nick baker had some good swings but fall tipped the pitch into the catcher’s glove # Sac fly for westminster ties it up 2 to 2 # Bases loaded with 2 outs. Relief being rolled out. # Relief pitcher in [...]
April 22, 2009 in Uncategorized by bennysantiago9
Adam LaRoche gets four hits and little brother Andy has an RBI sac fly sealing a 7-4 series sweeping win Wednesday Afternoon. Marlins get swept at the hands of the Pittsburgh Pirates for the fourth time in the Steel City (1994, 2003, 2004 the other times). The Fish bats came alive this afternoon with 10 base hits and Wes Helms’ [...]
by jonnylons
March 25, 2009 in Uncategorized by jonnylons
Eulogio De La Cruz was claimed today by the San Diego Padres. Out of options, De La Cruz was expected to make the Marlins final roster out of spring training.
February 28, 2009 in Uncategorized by bennysantiago9
I was fortunate enough to spend my Saturday watching the Marlins Spring Training game at Ft. Lauderdale Stadium. Despite the 4-2 final score, things were looking good for the Fish. Ricky Nolasco looked great on the mound today, starting the game off with six strikes. I mean they were hammered in the zone. But after getting Oriole Nick Markakis to [...]
by nolesmarlins
October 2, 2008 in Uncategorized by nolesmarlins
Disclaimer: these grades are entirely subjective. There is no formula used to determine these grades, they only reflect the personal opinion of the writer known as nolesmarlins. In other words, if you think that they are unfair, or wrong, or if you have any complaints whatsoever, they will fall on deaf ears! Catchers: John Baker: A- In just 61 games [...]
by nolesmarlins
September 29, 2008 in Uncategorized by nolesmarlins
But due to an extremely busy day at work, and also due to the economic meltdown and the political ramifications (my interests in life do extend beyond baseball…), you will all have to wait another day for my piece on the end of the season.
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