Yesterday | Fish Stripes
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Yesterday | Call to the Pen
There are Plenty of Reasons to Watch the Marlins in 2012
Since their inception in 1993, South Florida's MLB franchise has been through the entire spectrum of baseball experiences - mediocrity, being the best team in the World twice, and losing 100 games in a season.A One would have to think, what uncharted territories do the Marlins still have to venture through?A To this question I would answer, just ... (more)
Ozzie Guillen, MGL, and the Marlins' Traditional Ways
Have any of you watched MLB Network's Clubhouse Confidential ? If there is a baseball show on that network to watch, it is that one.
A couple of weeks ago, Yoennis Cespedes officially became a free agent able to negotiate a contract with major league teams.
The Miami Marlins are back in the news. If its not Jose Reyes and his locks, Cespedes and his decision, or the homerun celebration thing out beyond centerfield, the team is making noise.
Fish Bites: Wooing Cespedes and Stadium Woes
The Miami Marlins have been quiet for the time being as we slowly but surely approach pitchers and catchers reporting.
Yoenis Cespedes Wants To Play In Miami
Dec. 9, 2011; Miami, FL, USA; A general view of the Florida Marlins new baseball stadium under construction in preparation for 2011 opening day.
Emilio Bonifacio wins arbitration case vs Miami Marlins
September 9, 2011; Pittsburgh,PA, USA: Florida Marlins shortstop Emilio Bonifacio waits in the on-deck circle to bat against the Pittsburgh Pirates during the first inning at PNC Park.
Ricky Nolasco and the Problem with Runners On: Batted Ball Data
This is an ongoing series regarding Ricky Nolasco and his consistent problems with runners on.
Anibal Sanchez Wins Largest Pitcher Arbitration Decision
The Miami Marlins and starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez went to arbitration this weekend to decide between a salary of $6.9 million and $8 million , and in this case, Sanchez won his offer .
Marlins' Sanchez awarded $8 million salary
Florida Marlins starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez delivers a pitch against the New York Mets during the third inning of a Grapefruit League MLB game in Jupiter, Florida March 20, 2011.
Sanchez 1st player to win in arbitration this year
Miami Marlins pitcher Anibal Sanchez became the first player to win in salary arbitration this year when a three-person panel awarded him $8 million rather than the team's offer of $6.9 million.
Who should be the Marlin's lead-off hitter?
Last week 161 readers voted and most of them said they usually watch Rich and Tommy to follow the Marlins.
Fans scramble for Reyes' dreadlocks
Baseball fans were trading for the hair of Miami Marlins star Jose Reyes on Saturday after the shortstop had his signature dreadlocks chopped off on national television.
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Colon reached Majors through front door
Northwest High Baseball BanquetWhen: Saturday, Feb. 4 Where: Vikings Gymnasium Time: 6 p.m. Who: The guest speaker will be Manny Colon, the Director of Travel for the Miami Marlins.
Quick little topic. Mike Stanton could be a future MVP. Mike Stanton could be the star in a few years passing Hanley Ramirez.
Rays beat Jeff Niemann in salary arbitration
The Tampa Bay Rays defeated pitcher Jeff Niemann in salary arbitration Friday, improving clubs to 2-0 in decisions this year.
Sanchez, Marlins complete arbitration hearing
The right-hander asked a three-person panel Friday for a raise from $3.7 million to $8 million, and the Marlins argued he should be paid $6.9 million.
Fish Bites: .243BA? Hanley's Not Doing That Again
Imagine for one minute Dwyane Wade getting hurt and missing action . Or Jason Taylor at his best having to miss time.
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