darkman

One of the worst ways to judge a manager is to judge him by his record. People seem to think that since we won 87 games, and we "overachieved", Fredi deserves the credit. what he said

Nothing like winning the batting title by having your manager sit you for days on the last weekend of the season. I know, he should have totally played with that right knee contusion just to make us all happy! Please. You mean a bruise? Oh, poor baby. Nolasco showed heart in his last outing, throwing way more pitches than he should have. Hanley just sat so he could keep his meaningless stat in place. Talk about a disappointment. ugla dont worry,you will probably be heading to kansas city-yuck

Cheap should be the one word we use. the Phillies went and got Pedro when we needed him more. pedro pitch like 3 games for more than a million dollar.....

there are 3 guys i am heavily blaming this season on pinto bonifacio fredi fredi for falling in love with pinto so much and keeping bonifaded too long in the starting line up.Putting bonifacio to bat or bunt in late close games to only see the same result over and over and over(strikeout).Hopefully the rumors are true and we get rid of fredi gonzales.With a better coach this team could have easily won at least the wildcard counting all the struggles this team had.

damn how come i didnt see this.Any suggestions on how to delete this?

great to see jason stepping up as usual

NL: Chris Coghlan, Marlins Chris Coghlan #8 LF Florida Marlins 2009 STATS GM126 HR9 RBI45 R81 OBP.387 AVG.317 It isn't every year that two rookie starters as sensational as J.A. Happ and Tommy Hanson swoop in and go 12-4 and 11-4, respectively, with sub-3.00 ERAs for teams that needed every pitch they threw. But who is the last rookie hit machine remotely like Chris Coghlan? Ichiro? Derek Jeter? Nomar Garciaparra? Well, if those are the names we're comparing this guy to, that pretty much ends the debate about this trophy, wouldn't you say? Coghlan has cranked out more hits (157) than all but three men in the entire National League since his May 8 debut, has more hits (108) than anyone in the sport since the All-Star break and has the highest average (.332), on-base percentage (.394) and OPS (.861) of any NL leadoff hitter for the season. His 48 hits in September were the most by any rookie in 81 years (Chuck Klein, 1928). His 95 hits in August and September combined are the third-most in back-to-back months by any NL player in the expansion era, behind only Pete Rose and Dave Parker -- and the most by any rookie in 62 years (Dale Long, 1947). Five months ago, a lot of people thought the Marlins were crazy to drop this guy into their leadoff hole and a position (left field) he'd played for one day in his pro career. Needless to say, they don't look so nuts anymore. Do they? Apologies to: Happ, Hanson, Garrett Jones, Andrew McCutchen, Casey McGehee. this is jason stark comments above

Why bunt with 2 strikes, when he's clearly sucked on his first 2 attempts? and his name is fredi gonzales

C'mon Gload! and gload saving not maybin,but fredi yet again.

I was going to continue to be mad at maybin, but he's really been fighting out there west is an inning away from heading to the showers

who told cantu to run with uggla batting

nothing ricky can do.Good pitches, but bad luck.Time to root for the only 2 things we have left.Hanley BA and CC for ROY.Maybe next season this clowns pay more attention and get 2 top quality pitchers because volstad and miller wont help much

If it weren't for the passed ball we'd still be at 6-1. that sounded as funny as miller's pitching stuff

Volstad and Miller have a lot of work to do in the offseason. like look for a new home :pray To make room for Ungs, right? lol i know where this is heading

nothing but fastballs