I Heart Tommy Hutton

Whenever I put on the radio to hear the score for the game, it takes Dave about a half hour to say it. I remember one game when he was talking for twenty minutes about how the ball nearly hit a security guard.

I sincerely hope that Verga is not reading this. It must feel bad knowing that all the other fans are creeped out by you.

Where is Vic Darensbourg when you need him?

Ah, yes, I see so many Aflac and Geico commercials that I accidentaly typed one instead of the other. My mistake.

stop airing that f***ing Yogi Berra Geico commercial? That sh*t has been on for three or four years now.

How about a no hitter?

I wasn't expecting him back this season. Hopefully he'll return in 08.

Nice catch, Hammer. Oh, and that was a bad call at second base. He was f***ing safe.

It is just an embarassment to watch them as of late.

Despite Gonzalez's memorable home run, I still refer to it as "Lowell Land".

MIKE LOWELL! DEEP TO LEFT! OUTTA HERE!

I am at a loss for words. This is unbelievable.

Hermida made a really nice throw, there.

Olivo really crushed that ball. Too bad he can't catch them very well.

You know, not too long ago, I was watching a segment on Baseball Tonight on "Memorable Game Six Moments of the World Series" and Beckett's shutout was not even mentioned! But, then again, who is surprised? Those tools on ESPN are morons. Especially that fat f***er John Kruk. My first Marlins game was back in 95 or 96. They were playing the Giants. Bonds was about 150 pounds or so. He really hit the gym this this past decade, eh? As for glorious Marlins moments, I was there for Game 3 and 4 of the NLDS in 2003. The Giants went ahead, and half of the stadium emptied out. Then, Pudge came up and we had that little rally. That was awesome. We need more moments like that.

Olsen seems more like a detriment to the team than anything else. But, then again, I suppose most Marlins seem like that these days.

Horray for original jokes!

I can recall on several occasions some pretty awesome home runs throughout the years. Some of my favorites have to be when Mordecai and Castro hit walk off extra inning home runs against the Dodgers in 2003, or when Easely and Cabrera went back to back off the foul pole in Cleveland a few years ago. Of course, there is always the Alex Gonzalez walk off in Game 4. Your thoughts?

Is he injured or in the Minors? There isn't much talk of him. Will he and Nolasco be back next season?

I wonder how bad that big green and orange hat smells? I swear, I see that guy at EVERY South Florida sporting event.

http://www.topix.net/forum/source/south-fl...LAT0NKR4EVHS7L4 Read all of the comments. Interesting stuff.

I believe someone called Tommy a "Homer" or something to that extent.

It was somewhere on the Sun Sentinel website under the Sports section. It was just people posting comments about them.

Thanks a lot, Hanley. You f***ing blew it.

Three cheers for the bullpen! Hip hip?