MarlinGuru

No, please not the Mets. Please, noo!

They are doing the opposite. the prices are set to go up by like 20% there is still premium days as well. Plus there they added another seating area. Ughhh... ***cringes at Ryan Jorgensen starting catcher***

I'm guessing (errr...hoping) that the Marlins will lower ticket prices even if it is just a little bit. I don't see how anyone besides the employees is going to show up to the stadium with the same prices as last year.

If I were a season ticket holder, I would certainly go there and question Samson. I ain't scared of no po-po.

Enough with the trades dammit.

We can get way more than two horrible pitchers for Pierre.

b]We could get rid of Samson but I think it's too late.[/b]

I'm really going to have trouble digesting a Pierre trade. Him along with Lowell are just great players and they bring so many wonderful memories.

I have an idea that is a compromise. Since it's a compromise it's, by definition, not the best solution for each of the parties involved but it solves everyone's problems. Here's the idea: The Orange Bowl gets destroyed and a new dual purpose dome is built in its place. It's a fixed dome that is designed to be comfortable for both sports. It can be done. The dual use stadiums of the past were ugly and uniform but sightlines were not an issue. One could be designed one that is more aesthetically pleasing than previous ones. A fixed dome would cost much less than a retractable one. The stadium could be designed with glass walls below the dome to allow natural light to enter during the daytime and have less of a feeling of being enclosed. It would be climate controlled perfect weather for every game. The turf would have to be artificial, but they have made big advancements in turf and it's a much better than it used to be. Also converting from baseball to football would be much easier and the football team wouldn't have to worry about playing in dirt. Between the Marlins and the Hurricanes there will be 87 guaranteed dates per year. The MIAMI Marlins stay in town, Hurricanes fans and alumni are happy. Ok let the dissecting and complaints begin... Some people just don't get it.

It's official: ROTOWORLD According to the NY SportsDay, MarlinsBaseball.com is looking to cut payroll and is putting WM Admin Walansky on the trading block. Walansky is reportedly interested in playing near his home in Brooklyn.

About 25 1/2 days left. Gonna be putting up lights this week. I'm one of those who must have more lights than the neighbors......let the battles begin. :mischief :mischief :mischief *cues 1812 Overture* I though they called them "Let's See Who Has a Higher Electric Bill" competitions? :plain

500 is more likely than 300 wins. However, 300 wins would be wonderful to see.

Very interesting observation made there...

That was beautiful.

UPDATE: I heard the same exact news on Caracol (Spanish) Radio. I wasn't really focused but from what I understood from the guy they were interviewinf, Huizenga is interested in negotiating with the Malins.

T-Hut makes a great point. What the hell are you (ownership) going to tell Girardi, and the rest of the players in this team?

If the Marlins leave over 300 people are going to lose 81 games of work.

I just hope some company steps up and becomes our savior.

So far, I'm liking the Dodgers rumors better. We have in Andino whatever Ramirez can bring us, and he is not ready for the major leagues yet. Joel Guzman is a stud, and if we could pry him off the Dodgers, and at the expense of Lowell and Beckett, it would be great for us.

Guzman would be our solution at shortstop.

What's Going on During Sex?

We need to cut loose with Loria.

VOX, or Marshall.

What a total idiot. This is going to make our solution for our 2006 SS even harder.

Jerry Springer, MTV, and the Desperate Housewives.