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6-6 top 8th

6-6 bot 7 :cool

5-5 :notworthy

5-3 :thumbup

great stuff :thumbup http://smilies.jeeptalk.org

i love it :notworthy

great stuff boy alright chio nice shot and great D

:banghead http://smilies.jeeptalk.org soory a little late on post :banghead

i heard on the radio theres anew dead line of may 1

:thumbup the bravos need to stop the talk and perfrom on the feild. which the dont do that well

go fish josh is the man

foe what i see will have one of the best inf

nice numbers as we all know there on the rise go fish :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy

I cant wait lets go fish

Marlins strike late to edge Twins Cabrera lofts two-run homer, drives in three runs By Joe Frisaro / MLB.com JUPITER, Fla. -- Luis Castillo had two hits and drove in the decisive run with a groundout that lifted the Marlins to a 5-4 win over the Twins on Thursday at Roger Dean Stadium. Miguel Cabrera belted a two-run homer and had three RBIs for Florida. Castillo, who scored in the first inning, tapped a grounder to second, scoring Armando Rios with the go-ahead run in the seventh inning. Blaine Neal picked up the win, and Joe Roa suffered the loss. Mike Neu pitched the ninth for the save. Twins right-hander Brad Radke, who is scheduled to start Opening Day, surrendered a two-run homer to Cabrera in the first inning. Castillo singled off the glove of second baseman Luis Rivas, and Cabrera delivered his second home run in as many days. The early lead was short-lived as the Twins scored twice off Carl Pavano in the second inning. After Lew Ford was hit by a pitch, Joe Mauer drilled an RBI triple off the right-center field wall. Terry Tiffee's chopper up the middle through a drawn-in infield tied the game at two apiece Radke settled down after the first inning and worked three innings, allowing two runs on three hits with a strikeout. The right-hander threw 45 pitches. The Twins took a 3-2 lead in the fifth on Michael Ryan's RBI single off Armando Benitez. Tiffee, who'd walked, scored. The Marlins went up, 4-3, with two runs in the fifth. Lenny Harris doubled and scored on Alex Gonzalez's RBI single. Cabrera added a run-scoring single. In the sixth, Jose Offerman drove in a run for the Twins with a double off Benitez.

alright big choi swining form what i heard in the broadcast it was a no doubter :notworthy :notworthy alright choi

i just cant wait :hat :hat :thumbup

i got a letter showing me my seats though :banghead :banghead

me too :banghead :banghead

thanks

i was wondering bif any one got theres that ordered a package at fan fest if so let me know

look out for mike n will ashock many

castro today had the game winning double ramon will have a brake out year just wait and see! go fish :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy

Marlins shut out O's By Joe Frisaro / MLB.com ? Marlins notes: Penny picture perfect ? Lowell, Burnett battling aches, pains JUPITER, Fla. -- A day after dropping a one-run game to the Orioles, the Marlins gained a measure of revenge Friday afternoon at Roger Dean Stadium. The Marlins rolled to a 6-0 victory over the Orioles behind three perfect innings from Brad Penny and an 11-hit attack. Juan Pierre had three hits, an RBI, stolen base and scored three runs. Miguel Cabrera and Luis Castillo each added two hits and drove in a pair of runs. Jose Bautista and Miguel Tejada had the only hits, both singles, for the Orioles. Baltimore took a 6-5 decision on Thursday at Fort Lauderdale Stadium, and these teams will meet again in Jupiter on Sunday. The Marlins grabbed an early lead Friday, scoring three runs in the first inning, opening with four successive hits off Orioles left-hander Omar Daal. Pierre reached on a bunt and scored on Castillo's RBI double. Cabrera's run-scoring double made it 2-0. After Mike Lowell's bloop single to right, Jeff Conine had a sacrifice fly to right. The Marlins upped their lead to 4-0 in the second on Castillo's RBI single. Pierre had a one-out double to left that was lost in the sun by left fielder Admin Bigbie, who was struck in the head with the ball. Bigbie was shaken up but not hurt. Penny retired all nine batters he faced, striking out two. Daal was lifted after two innings, allowing four runs on seven hits. The Orioles were held hitless for five innings before Bautista singled off Darren Oliver to open the sixth. Baltimore loaded the bases in the sixth, but Oliver got out of it when Rafael Palmeiro tapped into a 4-6-3 double play. The Marlins added two more in the sixth, building a 6-0 lead. Alex Gonzalez tripled and scored on Pierre's single. Cabrera had a run-scoring double.

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