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I'd definitely let Ozzie manage another year. I can't imagine anyone would've done a better job with the situation we've been the whole season. Underachievers (Hanley, Gaby, Buck, etc, etc), Injuries (Giancarlo, LoMo, etc) and even worse Bell

It's weird how we still stick to a hitting coach who hasn't helped any hitter get better. Insane to expect different results with the same instructor. By the way, we have- at least 3 come to my mind right off the bat- some good hitting former Marlins that were very good hitters in their careers and live in South Florida: Mike Lowell, Pudge, Conine. Thoughts?

Zaslow in the morning, 790 the Ticket, has continuously repeated it's not a fire sale and he's liked the trades we've made

No, thanks

I was reading this article (http://espn.go.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/19137/may-be-time-to-trade-felix-hernandez) and thought Gaby to the Mariners, along with other players, would make sense for the M's if they didn't sign Fielder. Now that the organization is willing to spend on starting pitchers we could probably reel in King Felix and maybe give him an extension... Thoughts?

Who cares?

From the history standpoint: I witnessed Halladay perfect gem

Livan Hernandez's 15 strikeout game vs Atlanta in game #5 of 1997 NLDS

His I-don't-care body language reminds me of Hermida

I'd bet either Hanley or Gaby will get HBP some time today

They just need to play the way they are supposed to. I am not talking about carrer years, just meet their projections and we will be in the hunt come late September. Comparing with the 2010 Marlins, this version has got better defense, better starters and deeper bullpen. To replace offensive production lost with the Uggla departure, Stanton will play a full season, so will LoMo and Chris Coghlan. Plus, the Buck addition. If Gaby can duplicate his numbers and we stay healthy, we are going to be very good. No question about it

1.Coghlan 2. Infante 3. Hanley 4. Gaby 5. Stanton 6. LoMo 7. Buck 8. 3B 9. Pitcher

I meant Gaby, Nolasco and Nuñez as core players in a possible trade. I know it'll take more than those three to reel in Justin Upton. Mike Stanton is untouchable.

I wouldn't do that trade. We can't trade Gaby + for the sake of having a lefthanded leadoff proven CF like Ellsbury. Coghlan can play CF, LoMo LF and Gaby 1B. I woludn't afford losing his production at the plate to land Ellsbury. I would eyes closed trade Gaby and Nolasco and Nuñez to get Justin Upton, though

Rangers and Blue Jays left-handed pitchers seem very attractive and possible trade to me

Is Max Scherzer LHP?

Is Bob Brenly available? Is he being considered?

1. Resign Uggla and Ricky 2. Move Cogglan to 3rd ( or Uggla ) if Gaby is not traded 3. Sign a dependable #2 SP 4. Keep Veras, Ohman 5. Andrew Miller, C Maybin can go, together with Vodstad to get a player who can man centerfield 6. Sanabia, our #5 SP 7. Hire experienced Fielding and Batting coach 8. Upgrade catching Oh, I've found out we need a lot more............

I have not given up on it either. There's a few positive signs. Hanley back to hitting 3rd and producing.Team scoring more, starting rotation getting deeper into games, bullpen doing better than before. Add to it the struggles of Phillies and Cardinals.......If we keep playing the wat we are now, we can give it a shot

Ross and Maybin were both out on one pitch in the top of the 9th. Next batter, walks. We could've had a better approach at the plate

What about in the first two games? Game 1, bottom of the 7th, nobody out, runner on 1st, score is tied at 3, Cody Ross at the plate with the potential go-ahead run and Fredi does not call for bunting to advance the runner. We didn't score. After nine innings score is 6-6. Game 2, Bottom of the 9th, Giants 3 Marlins 1, runners on 1st and 2nd, Cody at the plate, no bunt to advance runners and have the tying run at secong and stay out of the doubleplay. We lose 3-2. I never criticize managers for calls that play out bad, but all blame is on them for not calling and do nothing

I like the deal. Hensley earned a spot with his ST performance. He'll be given the chance to start, no question about it. Let's see, Nate performs as so does Hensley while Miller and West improve in the minors then all of a sudden Pinto becomes expendable. That's the reason why I think this trade was made. It'll eventually fee up some money, not much but some

I believe this dude deserves his own thread and his own grassroots campaign to call for him to make the starting rotation. How I haven't heard anything from Fredi or the press on this guy baffles me. Today he has gone 4.1 innings, giving up only 2 hits and striking out 2. Statistically he's the best pitcher we have in ST. I'm fully aware he's not the best talent...but he's still probably the 4th best starting pitcher we have left in big league camp (topping Volstad, Miller, RVH, Penn). In 2006, with San Diego, his only season with over 9 starts in the bigs he had a 3.71 ERA and 1.34 WHIP. His K/BB was 1.76 and he only walked a batter every 2.5 innings. This was all over 187 innings and seems perfectly reasonable for #4 or #5 starter in the NL. Who cares that he doesn't K a lot of batters. He gets them out enough to be a back end of the rotation guy. I feel that he should make the team as the 4th starter after JJ, Nolasco and Sanchez. Keep RVH and Penn as long relief. Send Volstad and Miller to the minors. When we need a full time 5th starter...hopefully Volstad will be ready. If not, hopefully RVH or Penn are pitching well enough to be inserted in the rotation. But seriously. Given our options. This guy needs to come out of camp as a starter. Who's with me?!

Not a bad idea to give him the opportunity to prove ha can play and see what happens. A change of scenario many times help. That could mean an extra motivation for Dukes. Especially when Maybin seems to be injured

Andrew Miller has been a disappointment since he joined the Marlins. I don't know how much of his underachivements have to do with the mental part of the game. AM came with the hype of being compared to a young Randy Johnson and certainly expectations were very high on him. He has been given every opportunity to succeed in the majors and he has also done all he can possible to prove that he is not what was advertised. Consistently inconsistent. I'd trade him with eyes closed