Joe Girardi

Jeez this team bats are on fire.

Everyone going deep! Its officially, they have forgot that there are other ways to score runs.

Plug the cord in :lol. *plugged*

FSN have been hack.

Lets all do this ( :pray ) for Andrew Miller tonight. I hope he starts doing well. B/c if not, it might be time to send him down. There's no need to rush him, and if he continues to struggle, it'll ruin his confidence (much like KC did early on with Zach Grienke). C'mon Miller... :pray I thought Grienke had a good 1st year.

Who should I give the "winner of the game" to? Hermida for hitting 2 home runs or Miller for going for 2 scoreless innings to stop the bleeding.

Good thing Willis got his $29M 3 yr contract before blowing up this season.

Not that I think it's a good ideal, or even remotely likely.... Lofton Ramirez Hermida Willingham Jacobs Uggla McPherson Treanor Doesn't look too bad, and it goes Leftie / Rightie all the way down.... Where's Bonds?

Does anyone know when they are supposed to comeback. Whats the timetable? Has anyone heard how their rehab is going? I think with both of them back our rotation will start to look a lot better Olsen Mitre Sanchez Nolasco Hendrickson My guess is that unless Nolasco is doing really good, they would probably put Ricky back in the Pen and leave Miller in the rotation. But yeah, does anyone know when the Captain is coming back? Why? That idea of putting Nolasco in the pen was only because we were set with starting pitchers but our bullpen needed a lot of help. Now that starting pitching is the one needing help, why but Nolasco in the already depth bullpen?

Why did Mitre and Amezaga choose to embarrass them self like that, and won't that ruin the team chemistry? I hope they were Mitre and Amezaga look alike on the show and not the real Marlins players.

I laugh every time they say Uggla, Hermida, Jacobs, and Willingham can't hit. It might be interested on putting Ramirez on 3rd behind the good batters to get for free pass.

Was Scott Olsen with him? It was with Loria.

Tigers, Red Sox, Mets are where most of the former Marlins went.

Already posted. http://www.marlinbaseball.com/forums/index...showtopic=81002

This can't be good, Miller sacrifice velocity from his fastball and still had control problem. C'mon Maybin, its up to you now to make me feel a little better about this trade.

I remember ESPN saying now that Cabrera is gome, Ramirez have no protection around him, sure our 7-8-9 hitters are horrible, but I'm sure anyone would take a free Uggla, Hermida, Jacobs, and Willingham if they were asked that they must start them everyday. Those are 4 above average players where their strength is hitting, and make the game interesting to watch with their long fly balls.

What wrong with a little excitement, they are still doing it.

September with expanded rosters unless the Marlins are in a pennant drive then he may be called after the All-Star break but if they're in a pennant drive, doesn't that mean what we have there now is working? Not everyone will be performing awesome. Having all 25 players playing over expectation is like winning the lotto.

As long there are people predicting Hermida being a .310 BA hitter, I'm going to be riding his hates club as long he doesn't perform expectation. Man this guy is overrated.

Several Marlins say Luis Gonzalez's presence is a big reason for the elimination of the frat-house, infantile behavior that hurt last year's clubhouse Notice that wasn't much of a concerned in 2006. :mis2

Even Miller himself agrees with Garbagemen that he should be sent down :thumbup He has done little to prove that he is ready to pitch above Double A. His 13 starts for Detroit last summer -- 39 walks and a 5.63 ERA in 64 innings -- were unimpressive. His delivery, even he would admit, is a major work in progress. Yet the moment he got the call that he had been acquired by the Marlins in the eight-player trade that sent All-Star third baseman Miguel Cabrera and lefthanded ace Dontrelle Willis to the Tigers, 22-year-old Andrew Miller knew he had just become a key part of a major league rotation. "I don't know that I deserve it," says the baby-faced lefthander, "but the reality is, [with Florida] you get chances you wouldn't normally." http://mlbclubhouse.proboards80.com/v45ind...3954&page=1 He actually said that to the media? Gonzo better slap him in the face and tell him there is no crying in baseball. Gonzo slaping a player? :blink: That will be the day when the FBI knock down Gonzalez office door and ask him where he is keeping the real Freddi at.

Even Miller himself agrees with Garbagemen that he should be sent down :thumbup He has done little to prove that he is ready to pitch above Double A. His 13 starts for Detroit last summer -- 39 walks and a 5.63 ERA in 64 innings -- were unimpressive. His delivery, even he would admit, is a major work in progress. Yet the moment he got the call that he had been acquired by the Marlins in the eight-player trade that sent All-Star third baseman Miguel Cabrera and lefthanded ace Dontrelle Willis to the Tigers, 22-year-old Andrew Miller knew he had just become a key part of a major league rotation. "I don't know that I deserve it," says the baby-faced lefthander, "but the reality is, [with Florida] you get chances you wouldn't normally." http://mlbclubhouse.proboards80.com/v45ind...3954&page=1

Oh God. Our Real 3rd spot hitter comes back soon~~!! Hermida is better suited as the #2 spot, while bringing Uggla down to the #5 spot.

I don't think its worth spending our time on Vanden Hurk. He is as washed up as Vagas.

So both of them are already being hunted with injuries today, our DL list would had look as bad as last year if they stayed here.