Marlins97+03WC

who gave up all those runs

Lineup: Tue, Mar 2 | Wed, Mar 3 | Thu, Mar 4 | Fri, Mar 5 | Sat, Mar 6 Stats Splits Opponents Today | Last Week | Last Month | Season | 2003 Season | 2002 Season Pos Batters Edit Opp Status H/AB R H HR RBI SB CS K E AVG OPS C M. Piazza (NYM - C) CUtilBench - 67/234 37 67 11 34 0 0 40 7 .286 .86 1B R. Palmeiro (Bal - 1B,DH) 1BUtilBench - 146/561 92 146 38 112 2 0 77 2 .260 .867 2B L. Castillo (Fla - 2B) 2BUtilBench - 187/595 99 187 6 39 21 19 60 10 .314 .778 3B M. Lowell (Fla - 3B) 3BUtilBench - 136/492 76 136 32 105 3 1 78 9 .276 .88 SS J. Valentin (CWS - SS) SSUtilBench - 119/503 79 119 28 74 8 3 114 20 .237 .776 LF D. Young (Det - 3B,LF,DH) 3BLFUtilBench - 167/562 78 167 29 85 2 1 130 10 .297 .909 CF J. Pierre (Fla - CF) CFUtilBench - 204/668 100 204 1 41 65 20 35 3 .305 .734 RF B. Abreu (Phi - RF) RFUtilBench - 173/577 99 173 20 101 22 9 126 6 .300 .877 Util M. Cabrera (Fla - 3B,LF) 3BLFUtilBench - 84/314 39 84 12 62 0 2 84 4 .268 .793 BN J. Conine (Fla - 1B,LF) 1BLFUtilBench - 163/577 88 163 20 95 5 0 70 9 .282 .797 BN J. Gibbons (Bal - RF) RFUtilBench - 173/625 80 173 23 100 0 1 89 6 .277 .786 Pos Pitchers Edit Opp Status IP W L SV H BB K HLD ERA WHIP SP J. Beckett (Fla - SP) SPPBench - 142.0 9 8 0 132 56 152 0 3.04 1.32 SP C. Pavano (Fla - SP) SPPBench - 201.0 12 13 0 204 49 133 0 4.30 1.26 SP B. Penny (Fla - SP) SPPBench - 196.1 14 10 0 195 56 138 0 4.13 1.28 SP R. Wolf (Phi - SP) SPPBench - 200.0 16 10 0 176 78 177 0 4.23 1.27 RP A. Benitez (Fla - RP) RPPBench - 73.0 4 4 21 59 41 75 5 2.96 1.37 RP G. Mota (LA - RP) RPPBench - 105.0 6 3 1 78 26 99 13 1.97 0.99 RP B. Donnelly (Ana - RP) RPPBench - 74.0 2 2 3 55 24 79 29 1.58 1.07 P D. Willis (Fla - SP) SPPBench - 160.2 14 6 0 148 58 142 0 3.30 1.28 P J. Peavy (SD - SP) SPPBench - 194.2 12 11 0 173 82 156 0 4.11 1.31 P L. Carter (TB - RP) RPPBench - 79.0 7 5 26 72 19 47 2 4.33 1.15 BN D. Baez (TB - RP) RPPBench - 75.2 2 9 25 65 23 66 5 3.81 1.16 BN D. Riske (Cle - RP) RPPBench - 74.2 2 2 8 52 20 82 17 2.29 0.96 BN C. Reitsma (Cin - SP,RP) SPRPPBench - 84.0 9 5 12 92 19 53 3 4.29 1.32

http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/b1/85300/7 sorry, this is my team.

We had to pick 10 players from one team. Mine is the Marlins. Is this team any good considering that every team has to pick 10 players from a single team. WHO SHOULD I SIT DOWN? :confused

Treanor could get call to catch Minor leaguer would be first call-up in a pinch By Joe Frisaro / MLB.com Buy tickets JUPITER, Fla. -- After waiting patiently for nearly six seasons, minor league catcher Matt Treanor could finally get his big-league break. The 28-year-old may not make the Opening Day roster, but he is the frontrunner to get called up in case of injury or emergency. "I hope so," Treanor said of his chances to see Major League action. "I've caught a lot of these guys. I've got to make sure they have confidence in me when I get out there so if they do need help, I'll be able to step in without them having to worry about getting this guy in a trade or having to spend money on somebody." In 2000 during Spring Training, Treanor caught Josh Beckett's first professional game with the Marlins. Last Spring, Treanor was behind the plate when Brad Penny grazed then Montreal outfielder Vladimir Guerrero with a pitch, prompting a skirmish. During the past three seasons, the Marlins kept three catchers, leaving little opportunity for a minor leaguer to move up. Mike Redmond and Ramon Castro will likely split the position vacated now that Ivan Rodriguez has signed with the Tigers. Once the season starts, Castro's status partly depends on the outcome of his upcoming trial. Castro was charged with sexual assault last year and a May 3 trial date has been set in Pittsburgh. Enter the Hotels.com Think Spring Sweepstakes Treanor spent all of last season at Triple-A Albuquerque, where he hit .273 with 18 doubles, one triple, 11 homers and 40 RBIs. He was acquired by the Marlins from Kansas City in 1997, and has moved up through the system ever since. Josh Willingham, a rising prospect, is considered to have a tremendous upside. But Willingham needs more minor league seasoning behind the plate before move up to the Major League level. Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

Who are the top 12 marlins for a fantasy team? Is this good: 1.Juan Pierre 2.Mike Lowell 3.Josh Beckett 4.Luis Castillo 5.Miguel Cabrera 6.Dontrelle Willis 7.Armando Benitez 8.Brad Penny 9.Jeff Conine 10.Hee Seop Choi 11.Carl Pavano 12.Ramon Castro

keep going. i need more players.

I am in a fantasy league where you can only get players from one team. How would you rank the marlins players? For example 1.Mike Lowell 2.Josh Beckett 3. 4. 5. ... 40.... Please reply soon!

Who won?

He got an Rbi SINGLE IN HIS FIRST AT BAT.

Finally, it started.

Why isnt it on yet?

Does anybody know who won?

Castillo grounded out to first in his first at bat.

Is the offseason over for the Marlins. Are they going for anyone now? Any new rumors?

The game is over and they won 7-6.

He just hit a triple and his team is winning 7-6 in the ninth with two outs.

Now its 5-5

Its on Fox Sports En Espanol. Miguel Cabrera is 2-2 with a single, double and a 4-pitch walk. They are winning 5-3.

What does that mean?

So far, this offseason has been quiet for the Marlins. Last year, by this time, we got Pudge, Redman, Hollandsworth, etc. This year, we re-signed players (which was important), got Oliver, and traded away key players as well as losing Urbina and Pudge to free agency. I have to admit, last year I was a little more excited. However, I am looking forward to defending our title. How would you grade our offseson so far?