September 21, 200521 yr It's a good time to show what guys in the team have done the job when it counted, and also call out those who haven't. NAME G AB BA Josh Beckett 3 2 .500 Jeff Conine 44 46 .348 C. Delgado 53 55 .327 Luis Castillo 45 52 .308 Paul Lo Duca 51 58 .276 J. Encarnacion 55 58 .241 Damion Easley 45 49 .224 Lenny Harris 23 19 .211 M. Cabrera 58 72 .208 Juan Pierre 63 77 .208 Alex Gonzalez 55 73 .192 Mike Lowell 55 69 .188 Joe Dillon 7 6 .167 Matt Treanor 10 11 .091 Todd Jones 1 1 .000 G. Mota 2 2 .000 D. Willis 5 3 .000 Nate Bump 1 0 .000 Chris Aguila 11 10 .000 J. Willingham 1 1 .000 J. Hermida 2 2 .000 R. Jorgensen 1 1 .000 Robert Andino 1 1 .000 NAME G AB BA Marlins 83 668 .234 Opponents 100 730 .248
September 21, 200521 yr So the point is, if Delgado isn't hitting (and with guys on base) we're not winning. And this coaching staff still hasn't seen a massive overhaul?
September 21, 200521 yr The self-proclaimed "CABALLO" has to f*cking step it up in the clutch if he wants to call himself a "Caballo". Miguel...
September 21, 200521 yr Author Props to Conine, Delgado, Castillo and LoDuca for coming through in the clutch. Hell even Josh Beckett did the job in just his few ABs. Lowell was the biggest disappointment this year, followed closely by Gonzalez, Pierre, Cabrera and Lenny Harris. Easely and Encarnacion were somewhat below expectations. But overall the team close and late of .234 is pathetic, particularly for a team with an overall .272 BA.
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