Posted March 24, 200322 yr Marlins facing Houston in Kissimmee today. Mark Redman takes the mound. He finally pulled things together last outing & pitched very well. No local radio. MLB radio is probably carrying it though.... If anyone is listening feel free to post updates.
March 24, 200322 yr Marlins facing Houston in Kissimmee today. Mark Redman takes the mound. He finally pulled things together last outing & pitched very well. No local radio. MLB radio is probably carrying it though.... If anyone is listening feel free to post updates. damn it.. they're in Kissimmee today... I could've gone :angry
March 24, 200322 yr Not many of the regulars are going to be playing today. The Marlins will play a lot of their younger prospects, including Stokes, Hermida, Will Smith, Robert Andino, Rex Rundgren.
March 24, 200322 yr Redman has a no-hitter through 3innings played. He is facing most all of Houston regulars Bagwell Biggio, Berkman, Ausmus, Lugo
March 24, 200322 yr Redman 4IN 1H 1BB 2K gave-up a single to Bagwell His "pitching" GREAT alot off-speed, has the Houston hitter confuse
March 24, 200322 yr Author awesome, this makes 2 straight very solid starts from Redman. how about that Redman-Redmond combo? 5 scoreless innings and a home run!
March 24, 200322 yr 6IN Justin Wayne is in Redman is done. Hotcorner that combo is as good as peanut-butter and jelly
March 24, 200322 yr Justin left with injury Phelps in gave-up a 2R-HR. There goes that ERA on Phelps. 3-2 Marlins
March 24, 200322 yr Sounds like Mike Redmond. If they both did something, Redman would have pitched the innings and Redmond would have gotten the home run.
March 24, 200322 yr Phelps is getting hit just gave-up a triple to 2B Everett Schools out all the Kids are on the field
March 24, 200322 yr S@#t!!, 8IN Dotel and 9IN Wagner back to back Man, can't they split these guys up.That's just not fair, especially with the KIDS in there.
March 24, 200322 yr Vlad Nunez is walking everybody 4BB and has load the bases in the 9IN. It appears this game might be.....
