by jonnylons
May 14, 2011 in Regular Season by jonnylons
He’s on fire. Anibal Sanchez now has a 3-0 record with a 1.83 ERA in his last six starts, including a 1-0 result this afternoon in Washington. Sanchez was spectacular, striking out 9, and helping push his team forward with another win over their cheeky NL East rivals. Meanwhile the Braves, who had been silently climbing up to meet the [...]
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May 8, 2011 in Regular Season by jonnylons
The Marlins were a hot teaming coming into this series but struggled with their pitching and lost two games in a row to a team they normally play big brother over. Who knew it was Anibal Sanchez’s mother that would provide the fuel for a near no-hitter as his son took the mound this afternoon. Sanchez struck out 11 batters [...]
by jonnylons
August 20, 2010 in Regular Season, The Latest by jonnylons
And just like that, the Fish are hitting the ball again. At 61-60, they are also back over .500. It has been a see-saw season (say that three times fast) for sure, but there are things to watch for of course. Sure, the Marlins aren’t going to make the playoffs but look at it this way, the Braves will and [...]
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August 17, 2010 in Featured, Regular Season, Spotlight by jonnylons
So how do you respond after winning 4 games in a row? You lose 4 in a row. This team is just not ready to make a play for anything this season. The staff has been overturned, the roster churned, and now, the team seems to be flat. It isn’t like they don’t have exciting young players – Mike Stanton, [...]
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July 16, 2009 in Injuries by jonnylons
Both Matt Lindstrom and Anibal Sanchez are scheduled to throw bullpen sessions on Friday, but there are different levels of expectations for both pitchers at this point. For Lindstrom, it is just a matter of getting comfortable with his delivery again as he continues his way back from the DL; Lindstrom was placed on the DL on June 24th with [...]
by jonnylons
June 2, 2009 in Injuries, Roster by jonnylons
Anibal Sanchez will get the start tonight against the Brewers as he looks to come back from a right shoulder straight. Expect him to be limited to around 80 pitches as he makes his way back off the 15 day DL. The Marlins also recalled Alejandro De Aza from AAA New Orleans. He is expected to play a reserve role [...]
by AJ Perez
May 12, 2009 in Players, Roster by AJ Perez
The Marlins announced Sunday that left-handed pitcher John Koronka would be called up to face lefty, Manny Parra in the opening game against the Brewers, after right-handed pitcher Anibal Sanchez left the game during the 5th inning against the Braves on May 7th because of some sort of pain he felt in his right shoulder, only to find out that [...]
by jonnylons
June 20, 2008 in Players by jonnylons
Expect the Marlins to be buyers this season before the July 31st trade deadline. Just don’t expect them to make any big moves. Jayson Stark even speculates that the Marlins will be buyers. For anyone at BSPN to speculate as such means it is bordering on the obvious and predictable – so you can bank on that. But you can’t [...]
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June 10, 2008 in Injuries, Starting Pitching by jonnylons
They are sorely missed. The wins that were coming at the beginning of the season are starting to slip away here in the middle portion of baseball’s marathon. Why? The reason is simple – when your starting pitching routinely fails to throw as many innings as your relievers, the game is going to turn upside down for you very quickly. [...]
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Why Not Trade for Jake Peavy?
May 21, 2009 in Commentary, Trades by jonnylons
According to the latest reports, it is looking like San Diego ace Jake Peavy is staying put in sunny southern California. There is a deal on the table from the White Sox to acquire the righty but rumors are Peavy wants to stay in the National League. Peavy, the 2007 Cy Young winner who turns 28 later this month, is [...]
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