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Marlins running into these mediocre teams

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first the D-Rays now the Pirates

 

damn when do we play the expos again? i wouldn't be surprised if we're lucky enough to catch them right in the middle of a 10 game winning streak. maybe when we meet up with the Rockies again they'll be going for their 15th straight win.

Seriously!! This is getting ridiculous. I remember we played the Reds and the Astros when they were near untouchable too.

to be the best, you have to beat the best.

 

And this is OUR house. We shouldn't be losing all this series at home.

wish i could share the "half-full" attitude, but we are in serious trouble.

 

We can't afford to fall too far behind, and the Phillies are in the midst of a long homestand.

 

Some changes are needed....soon

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to be the best, you have to beat the best.

 

And this is OUR house. We shouldn't be losing all this series at home.

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yep, that is true, but since we've been sucking so much lately you would think facing a mediocre team would be a chance to break out of a slump but we've been unfortunatley meeting up with these teams at the wrong time.

This notion that we are running into "hot" teams is overblown. We are giving the games to mediocre teams.

 

In the Rays series we were 1-23 with RISP.

 

Tonight we were 0-7.

 

Everyone on the team is puckering up whenever they have a chance to drive someone in.

Cleveland too.

The schedule hasn't gone our way.

 

 

Although the last team the Marlins played in a cold streak ended up sweeping us at home (Texas.)

Cleveland too.

The schedule hasn't gone our way.

 

 

Although the last team the Marlins played in a cold streak ended up sweeping us at home (Texas.)

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They then went on to win alike 10 in a row or so. They got beaten by another hot team to make them cold (Reds)

This notion that we are running into "hot" teams is overblown. We are giving the games to mediocre teams.

 

In the Rays series we were 1-23 with RISP.

 

Tonight we were 0-7.

 

Everyone on the team is puckering up whenever they have a chance to drive someone in.

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Thank you.

 

One of the reasons these teams are so "hot" is because the Marlins are so bad right now.

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