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Going for Vanessa Hudgens instead...that sounds like a plan! NO! Vanessa said she was going to marry me when I'm old enough!Seriously. And if that doesn't work out I'll go back to chasing Rachel :blush Hey Bellablu I'm also one of the kids on the block. Hope you enjoy mb.com and don't get to stressed when some of these dicks start messing with you. P.S. I'm also from Miami. x2 You can call me Adre, Bellablu.

Amber Alert

So it takes an injury from a guy we acquired at the trade deadline to get Gaby to start. Nice.

I don't think RVH pitched that bad today. For what it's worth, when Anibal comes up, I think West needs to go down. Not RVH. I agree. He really didn't look as bad as those numbers suggest. Just another example of stats can lie. If Anibal has another good and painfree outing he will be up for the Atlanta series and West will go down. Doubt it. Our rotation would be loaded with RHP and no LHP.

Hows the food over there? It's not bad. There are a few dishes I absolutely adore, but I miss the food back home way more. I need some Mexican food or I might murder something soon. You're mexican? I didn't see that coming...

Exotic Sex :mis2

Is it me, or does Ian Kinsler look similar to Chris Coghlan? :mischief

If you want a HOF Thread, start by getting the Rockies' record correct Changed it. It's stupid of me to try to replicate a masterpiece out of cheap clay.

Am I the only one who follows and compares the 2009 season and 2003 season as a form of fullfilling a prophecy? Check this out: http://www.baseball-almanac.com/teamstats/schedule.php?y=2003&t=FLO

15 by the St. Luis Browns in 1937.

We take the series at least.

Won 10-3 in game 1 Lost 7-3 in game 2

http-~~-//www.youtube.c...h?v=NrO83v6X8lI http-~~-//www.youtube.c...h?v=kRLAyG3gKYg By Alden Gonzalez / MLB.com 08/16/09 11:50 PM ET MIAMI -- There is only one Alfredo Amezaga. But Emilio Bonifacio is looking about as close as you can get. During his previous three years in South Florida, Amezaga garnered areputation for being the irreplaceable Marlin -- an incrediblyversatile player who contributed Gold Glove-caliber defense at threeinfield and outfield positions. But after the acquisition of first baseman Nick Johnson turnedBonifacio -- the team's starting third baseman all year -- into areserve, the speedster from the Dominican Republic has come off thebench and even played some outfield, therefore beginning to fill thevoid left by Amezaga's season-ending knee injury. "It kind of gives us the same versatility, from the standpointof having him as one of your bench guys who can play multiplepositions," outfield coach Bo Porter said. Bonifacio came to the Marlins from the Nationals this offseason mostlyas a middle infielder, but he learned third base in Spring Training,and lately, he has been used in the starting lineup as a centerfielder. And even though Land Shark Stadium's outfield is a spacious one, Bonifacio's transition has looked relatively seamless. "The good thing about it is he's athletic, and there's some things you can't teach from an athletic standpoint," Porter said. "He's done a great job. He has really good instincts, and ofcourse his speed helps because he's a guy who could close on the ballreally well. So we're more than pleased with the progress he's beenable to have." But if it doesn't seem like Bonifacio is new to the outfield, it's because he isn't. While playing in the Dominican Winter League the past two years,Bonifacio played pretty much every day in the outfield -- mostly inright -- because with infielders like Erick Aybar, Willy Aybar andAnderson Hernandez, it was pretty much his only way to get consistentat-bats. This year, Bonifacio has started six games in the outfield --three in left field and three in center -- and has played error-free inthat relatively small sample size. Four of his last five starts havecome in center field. "I feel pretty comfortable out there," he said in Spanish before Sunday's doubleheader. Perhaps Bonifacio didn't feel too comfortable when his newreserve role first came to fruition, as he had been the team's starterat the hot corner since Opening Day. But the 24-year-old switch-hitter said he never let it get to him. "I love to play every day, but there's not really anything youcan do about it," said Bonifacio, batting .450 (9-for-20) in his lastfive games. "It's [the front office's] decision, and you have to acceptthat. "I never let it bother me. You just have to be ready to do your jobwhen you are given an opportunity. If you let it bother you, then whenit's time to play, you're not going to be ready. You're going to bethinking about something else." Pitching matchup FLA: RHP Ricky Nolasco (8-8, 5.44 ERA) After his worst outingever on Wednesday at Land Shark Stadium, Nolasco gets a chance forredemption in the series opener at Houston. Nolasco surrendered acareer-high 10 runs, topping the nine he yielded to the Mets at SheaStadium on July 8, 2006. The 3 1/3 innings marked his shortest stint ofthe year. Previously, he lasted 3 2/3 at Milwaukee on May 13. Nolascois now 2-1 in his career against the Astros. The right-hander had gonethree straight starts of seven innings, and he didn't throw fewer thansix innings since June 24. HOU: RHP Bud Norris (3-0, 3.00 ERA) Norris became the first Astros pitcher to win his first three startswith the team when he beat the Marlins on Wednesday in Miami, but itwasn't pretty. He was the beneficiary of an offensive outburst and wondespite giving up 10 hits and five runs -- four earned -- in fiveinnings to improve to 3-0 in three career starts. Norris, 24, was 4-9with a 2.63 ERA in 19 starts at Triple-A Round Rock this year, allowing104 hits, 53 walks and striking out 112 batters in 120 innings. Tidbits Cody Ross' six hits in Sunday's doubleheader were afranchise record. ... Hanley Ramirez's hitting streak is now at 12games, one shy of his season high. Catcher Ronny Paulino's hittingstreak is at eight. ... With a 7-3 loss in Game 2, the Marlins'franchise-record streak of eight consecutive games with six or moreruns was snapped. ... Chris Coghlan's three-run homer in the secondinning of Game 1 was his first to the opposite field this season. ...Before Chris Volstad hit a two-run single in Game 1, the right-handerhad mustered just one RBI in his previous 67 at-bats. Tickets Buy tickets now to catch the game in person. On the Internet MLB.TV Gameday Audio • Gameday • Official game notes On television • Sun Sports HD On radio • WAXY 790, WAQI 710 (Español) Up next • Wednesday: Marlins (Sean West, 4-4, 4.57) at Astros (Yorman Bazardo, 0-0, 5.06), 8:05 p.m. ET • Thursday: Marlins (Josh Johnson, 12-2, 2.85) at Astros (Wandy Rodriguez, 11-7, 3.05), 8:05 p.m. ET • Friday: Marlins (TBD) at Braves (TBD), 7:30 p.m. ET (Game Thread created thanks to: espn.com, marlins.com, youtube.com, marlinsbaseball.com)

Hyper.

Jew

We'd be lucky to make it to the NLDS :lol

Heres a weird score... LAA 17 BAl 8 Top 13th What?

How could helms not beat that out?

I don't like the way DeLaRosa is showing up our batters.

whats the longest streak in MLB history of 10 or more hits by a baseball team?

Keep your pants up and don't get raped, boys.

How awesome would it be if we face the phillies in the NLCS?

DAMN IT POPPER!

the dude is really terrible at running the bases Seriously?

Why didnt you move your left hand back you retard?