July 20, 200521 yr The Marlins have achieved a double-digit hit total in five of six games since the All-Star break. They entered Tuesday's game with a .314 second-half average, third among National League teams behind the Cubs (.362) and Phillies (.359). Source: Sun-Sentinel Pretty impressive that the teams that we had lost 6 of 7 games too are the ones hitting better than us...even though I know the Cubs was before the break but how bout them Phillies showing some offense. Fish need to keep it up like last night GO FISH!!!
July 20, 200521 yr Very Interesting... At least now the losses dont seem that bad.... What the hell I'm I saying...they still do...lol...
July 20, 200521 yr Author Very Interesting... At least now the losses dont seem that bad.... What the hell I'm I saying...they still do...lol... 866830[/snapback] All losses seem bad...but hey it is time to put a lil run together on the heels of last night's game
July 20, 200521 yr Very Interesting... At least now the losses dont seem that bad.... What the hell I'm I saying...they still do...lol... 866830[/snapback] Welcome aboard, fellow Frank Thomas fan! :cool
July 20, 200521 yr everything is about to click on all cylinders. watch for it! 866861[/snapback] You might be right. Some reinforcements for the bullpen (Julio, Kline, Reed & AA) along with a healthy Beckett and Valdez would do wonders for our pitching staff. Beckett Willis Moehler Valdez Olson/Vargas Kline Reed Alfonseca Mecir Julio Mota Jones :thumbup
July 20, 200521 yr Very Interesting... At least now the losses dont seem that bad.... What the hell I'm I saying...they still do...lol... 866830[/snapback] Welcome aboard, fellow Frank Thomas fan! :cool 866838[/snapback] Me too...Frank Thomas and Tony Gwynn were my favorite players. I have over 100 Big Hurt cards :thumbup
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