Only 33 pitches so far for the Train....

Man Goldberg is awesome, me and my buddy Mitch always used to wonder if he went everywhere in his black wrestling speedos.

3-0, Cubs

Tough one here: Which Marlins pitcher has written a column for The Sporting News since 2002?

 

Wow...they really strained to come up with that question.

Man Joe Randa has sure cooled down, at the start of the season people were pitching around him if at all possible.

Bases juiced with none out for the Astros.

Tough one here: Which Marlins pitcher has written a column for The Sporting News since 2002?

 

Wow...they really strained to come up with that question.

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Justin Wayne or Tommy Phelps, or maybe the work together on one lol

Nomah throws away the backend of the double play...2 runs score, 3-2. At least only 1 of them is earned.

Giles 2nd k? I thought he was supposed to be a leading batter for the PAds?

Another solid inning...I feel like a broken record.

Williams entering the 4th with over 70 pitches, wow

What's the batting order tonight?

Another DP!!! YES!

What's the batting order tonight?

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Pierre

Easly

Conine

Delgado

Duca

Lowell

Enc

A-Gon

Willis

Willis ownz.

Great defense, great offense, great game.

Only 56 pitches through 5 innings for Dontrelle...if he keeps it up, the bullpen will get a night off, which is nice after Jack had to use a few guys last night.

Quiet in here. Usually means we're playing well...

how relax and confortable is watching games like this :tv_happy

Woody has settled down....3 innings too late.

Nice stab there by the D-Train. Da-mi-on Da-mi-on...Mr. Marlin the 3rd.

Woody has settled down....3 innings too late.

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Maybe our guys are just relaxing and enjoying the already comfortable lead.

Bill Koch..... *shudders*

What's the batting order tonight?

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Pierre

Easly

Conine

Delgado

Duca

Lowell

Enc

A-Gon

Willis

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Should be:

Pierre

Easley

Conine

Delgado

Enc

Willis

Lo Duca

Gonzalez

 

Lowell

2004 Season

 

The year started badly for former ace closer Billy Koch and just kept getting worse, even after a June 17 trade that sent him from the White Sox to the Marlins. The Marlins gave him six weeks and many chances to turn things around and become a viable setup man for Armando Benitez. Finally they gave up and acquired Guillermo Mota and Rudy Seanez in separate trades. Koch took the ball just six more times before leaving the club for personal reasons in mid-September. He was released in October.

 

What a worthless deal for us. Poor W.V.

 

Hey, we get to face Seanez, the one we should of never let get away.