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Marlins are the biggest disappointment in baseball

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First of all the premise is all wrong.

 

The World Champion Boston Red Sox, with their $120+ million spent and their star-studded lineup are about to be shutout of the playoffs.

 

If that isn't the biggest disappointment in baseball, I don't know what is !

First of all the premise is all wrong.

 

The World Champion Boston Red Sox, with their $120+ million spent and their star-studded lineup are about to be shutout of the playoffs.

 

If that isn't the biggest disappointment in baseball, I don't know what is !

 

 

And what about the White Sox if they don't make the playoffs after leading their division by 15 games?

First of all the premise is all wrong.

 

The World Champion Boston Red Sox, with their $120+ million spent and their star-studded lineup are about to be shutout of the playoffs.

 

If that isn't the biggest disappointment in baseball, I don't know what is !

 

 

No, i really still think the Marlins still are the biggest disappointment in baseball. Anybody watching the last week would agree with me I think... In all reality, the Marlins SHOULD have won their last six games... there's no excuse why they didn't besides just choking...

As usual from the typical South Florida sports fan, if a writer, announcer, etc. isn't sucking up to the team and saying they're the best ever, then that media person is an idiot, etc. The truth hurts, and the Marlins are one of the biggest dissapointments in MLB in 2005, and have not played up to their capability. A team built to win it all shouldn't be hovering around the .500 mark all season and fighting to stay afloat at this time of year. Like it has been mentioned before, stop the homerism!

Juan Pierre (possibly the best lead off man in the n.league)

Lo Duca (possibly the best catcher in the n.league)

Cabrera (nothing short of phenomenal)

Delgado (needs no intro)

Luis Castillo and A.Gon (possible the best men up the middle in all of baseball)

Mike Lowell ( possibly the best 3rd base man in the n.league)

 

Dontrelle. Beckett. Burnett

First of all the premise is all wrong.

 

The World Champion Boston Red Sox, with their $120+ million spent and their star-studded lineup are about to be shutout of the playoffs.

 

If that isn't the biggest disappointment in baseball, I don't know what is !

 

 

 

 

Yep. If either the Yanks or Sox miss the playoffs, they are much bigger disappointments than the Marlins.

Carlos Delgado could possibly finish with 120+ RBIs, and Miguel already has 100 RBIs. In an offense that can't score runs.

 

Todd Jones will most likely finish with a sub-1.50 ERA, and among the league leaders in saves. In a bullpen that can't hold leads.

 

Dontrelle Willis could possibly lead the league in wins. In a starting staff that left much to be desired at times.

 

This team is easily the biggest disappointment of this year, and possibly of this decade (2001 on).

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