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ESPN magazine, notes about the marlins.

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they have catagories for different things and name players who fit in that category.

 

marlins are in quite a few.

 

Pitch//Ditch.

(to walk or not)

 

Mike Lowell- Broken left hand should be fine for the playoffs, when he'll be the main marlin to avoid.

 

Uptight//Alright

(whos chokin, whos chillin)

 

Dontrelle Willis. From the hype of the 8 game win streak to the slump of a 6.92 ERA in August on thing has remained level: His Head.

 

WIRED MANAGERS

 

Jack McKeon Marlins- Old enought to be Dontrelle's grandpa and calm enough to dispel any of the players' first time jitters.

 

Flaws//Claws

(guys who are ready to RIP)

 

Luis Castillo/Juan Pierre- Disrupitve speed makes pitchers and catchers expend energy keeping an eye on them.

 

 

WIRED CITIES

 

Miami. Marlins fans showed in 97 thet if you build a winning team, they will come- until the team is gutted and sold.

 

 

----they also ripped DLEE :thumbdown heres what they said- Perfect target for an opposing manager.. whiffs a lot and isa DP target and poor clutch performer.

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