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  1. Terror on the basepath. Ruiz with steal, error on throw and scores. That's how you manufacture runs. This is what we are trying to develop in the minors. Havoc. Love it.
  2. Oh, I never listen to the radio. He does sound more like a radio guy as he's a bit wordy.
  3. Jack who? He is terrible. I am about to mute it.
  4. Good to see Simon back in the majors. Pirates littered with former Marlins: Ronny Simon, Jake Mangum, Ozuna (who was just DFAed). Lake Bachar as well.
  5. Solarte with a grand slam today. 10th of year. Stole two bases as well. OPS back over 1.022. DSL season ends this week I think.
  6. Minervini makes me miss Sielaff.
  7. We picked up Wilkeman Gonzalez from the White Sox off waivers to fill the open 40-man spot. He looks like a Victor Vodnik like reclamation project or worse the pitching equivalent of Leo Jimenez. Gonzalez has options however, so he will be assigned to AAA.
  8. Skenes vs Eury. Pauley called up for Stowers (IL)
  9. I put it in the other thread, but this deserves a double post. Jace Back pitched a no-hitter in his Marlins organization debut. AAA Jacksonville. 5 ip, 0 h, 0 r, 0 BB, 5 k's. The game was shortened due to weather. We got him in the trade with the Cubs for Braxton Garrett.
  10. What a debut! Jace Beck made his Marlins organization debut on Sunday for AAA Jacksonville. He pitched 5 ip, 0 h, 0 r, 0w, 5k's. The game was shortened to 5 innings due to weather. That's right he pitched a no-hitter in his Marlin debut!
  11. Here's a snippet from an old article. There is about a week left in the Dominican season I think. Hopefully he will be stateside next year. Take just one look at Santiago Solarte, the 6-foot-5 shortstop that headlined the Marlins’ 2026 international class, and you can see where the power potential comes from. Still just 17 years old, the native of Estado Merida, Venezuela, has begun to put it on display during game action as his pro career gets underway. Solarte slugged his second homer of the year as part of a wild comeback for the DSL Marlins on Friday afternoon, who went deep four times in extra innings to topple the DSL Mets, 10-8. The Marlins’ No. 12 prospect also added an RBI double earlier in the contest, giving him 13 RBIs across his first 13 games. An evaluator who saw Solarte for multiple years during his time as an amateur in his native Venezuela told MLB Pipeline last year that he believed there was no question that if the left-handed-hitting shortstop was eligible for the MLB Draft, he’d be a first-round pick based on his upside alone.
  12. Two of three from Angels is good. Need to do same to Pirates or better. If Stowers is out our options are Jimenez, Gus, or call up Alderman, De Los Santos or Long.
  13. Good fight. Sanoja always seems to come up Big. Error cost us. Approach at plate still needs improvement. Young guys are only going to get better. We have to have the youngest lineup in the league by far. Left too many guys on base. Get them tomorrow.
  14. Brandon Compton is absolutely obliterating the competition at AA. He has way too much swing and miss but his numbers are eye-popping.
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