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CTMarlinsfan

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  1. Val Pascuchi? probably something to do with the fact he's not on the 40 man...
  2. So the Topes are gonna make the playoffs and we're taking their guys? actually they choked and missed the playoffs how? 2 words... New Orleans
  3. So the Topes are gonna make the playoffs and we're taking their guys? we missed the playoffs by 1.5 games
  4. Courtesy Albuquerque Isotopes Four players that were key to the Albuquerque Isotopes? dramatic pennant run will continue their seasons in the Major Leagues, as Reggie Abercrombie, Robert Andino, Brett Carroll, and Ross Wolf have been called up to the Florida Marlins and will join the big league team tomorrow. Abercrombie enjoyed a stellar season in his first stay at Triple-A, setting an Isotopes franchise record with 41 stolen bases while adding a .323 batting average, 23 doubles, nine triples, 16 home runs, and 52 RBI entering today?s play. This will be the outfielder?s second trip to the Majors this season, having appeared in 20 games for the Fish from May 6 to June 23. Shortstop Andino was also excellent this season, garnering both PCL Mid-season and All-PCL Post-season team recognition after batting .279 with a team-high 13 triples. Andino also set career-highs by belting 13 homers and driving in 50 runs on the year. Carroll?s call-up completes a whirlwind season for the outfielder, who began 2007 in Double-A Carolina before joining the Isotopes on May 9. In 88 games, Carroll batted .314 with 19 homers and 70 RBI, including a career-high three-home run contest against Omaha on July 18. On June 17, Carroll made his Major League debut and appeared in 11 games for Florida before returning to the ?Topes on July 1. Like Carroll, relief pitcher Wolf also made his big league debut this season, appearing in six games for the Marlins from August 10 to August 26. For Albuquerque, Wolf was solid in his second year at the Triple-A level, going 4-3 with a 3.42 ERA in 45 games with two saves. --------------------------- why Andino!?!?
  5. that was one of those lets make this interesting strikes...i hate that call
  6. the dimple below the kneecap...Don Sutton is starting to annoy me
  7. you had a chance for 2...you had to get 1, but WE...we get 2!!!
  8. can't believe theyre being beat this bad by the nats.... it's all jorge julio's fault for giving up thelead on the first series of the season!....lol Yep the team just never were able to recover from that. In fact they are so shock that Ramirez keep on reporting that during between innings breaks he claim that he saw the ghost of Jose Julio warming up in the bullpen. :plain miamibsaeball is that you?
  9. Well, that was not the president, considering he's in iraq... or is he....

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