louiecastillo1

6,000 people can't be that stupid...

Misters Jeffrey H. Loria, and David P. Samson would like to thank you all for your continued support on their quest to get richer, while providing you with crap.

They've done more bad than good, unfortunately.

I remember thinking the Indians' players had some of the funniest names ever. Sandy, Orel, Bip, etc.

This was obviously Justin The Intern.

j-e-t-s JETS JETS JETS! ... have the same douchey fans as the m-e-t-s METS METS METS!

Neither team deserves a handout. The Dolphins are actually being smart (for once) in trying to distance themselves from what the Marlins did, tho. I mean, what else are they gonna say, "look at all the wonderful things Marlins Park has done for the community"? No, they should just take the high road and not bring up the Marlins, its such a cheap, easy way out. There's no way they can't address that with it being on everyone's mind.

Neither team deserves a handout. The Dolphins are actually being smart (for once) in trying to distance themselves from what the Marlins did, tho. I mean, what else are they gonna say, "look at all the wonderful things Marlins Park has done for the community"?

Silly Dolphins! Look at the great team the Marlins have assembled, all the money that's been spent by their great owner, the lack of empty seats around the stadium, and the ASG that's not gonna be awarded to the city in 2015. Clearly this was a great deal!

Fans that like teams in the same division.

Cut cheese.

The thing is... Fuck Mike Piazza.

http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/miami-marlins-jeffrey-loria-almost-as-unpopular-as-fidel-castro-poll-shows-112612 A poll published by the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald on Sunday revealed as much, with Loria posting a paltry 6 percent favorability rating. To put in perspective just how low that is, similar polls showed Cuban dictator Fidel Castro holds a 1 percent rating in the same community, which boasts a large Cuban population. The survey was made up of 400 baseball fans in South Florida, with 89 percent of the respondents describing themselves as Marlins fans before the trade of Jose Reyes, Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle to Toronto. Of that majority, 10 percent no longer identify themselves as Marlins fans. Some other interesting results of the survey: • 95 percent of those surveyed thought the trade was a fire sale, not a genuine attempt to improve the team. • 89 percent think Loria has no moral obligation to field a good team because the new stadium was built mostly with public funds. • 18 percent think that Bud Selig should have blocked the trade. • 85 percent think the trade will benefit the Blue Jays more than the Marlins. Perhaps the most damning result of the poll was that 61 percent of those surveyed who identified themselves as season ticket-holders would support a boycott if it would force Loria to sell the team. With a new ballpark this year and a new-look team coming in next year, maybe what the Marlins really need is a new owner.

They should rethink their policy of being assholes.

Give me Franklyn Gracesqui over Dontrelle any day.