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Where: Dolphins Stadium

When: 7:05 PM ET

 

Byung-Hyun Kim will face a former team for the second straight start as he takes the mound against Colorado on Wednesday.

 

Kim allowed one hit and two runs in five innings his last time out to pick up a no-decision against Arizona -- the team for which he pitched his first four Major League seasons. Now, the sidearmer will take on Colorado, his team in 2005 and 2006. Kim made three appearance for the Rockies this season before they traded him to Florida on May 14 for Jorge Julio.

 

Kim, who went 14-26 for the Rockies, is 4-3 with a 4.22 ERA as a Marlin. He has made 26 career appearances (three starts) against the Rockies in his career, going 3-4 with a 3.52 ERA.

 

Josh Fogg will start for Colorado. The right-hander, who skipped his last turn in the rotation after a rainout, is 4-3 with a 3.38 ERA in nine career starts against Florida.

 

The Marlins have lost seven of their last eight games and now sit a season-low nine games below .500. Colorado has won three straight and finished July with a 15-9 record.

 

Pitching matchup

 

COL: RHP Josh Fogg (5-6, 4.84 ERA)

Fogg pitched six scoreless innings in his last start, but he did not get a decision as the Rockies were blanked by the Nationals. Fogg struck out one and walked three, and said that he was able to get outs in key situations.

 

FLA: RHP Byung-Hyun Kim (5-5, 4.72 ERA)

 

High walk totals continue to be an issue with Kim, but the veteran has had a knack of working around the free passes as much as possible to give the club some key innings and outings. In his last start, a no-decision at Arizona, Kim gave up two runs on one hit with six walks and a hit batter in five-plus innings. It was his second six-walk start of the year, and he's had an outing in which he walked seven (on July 16 against the Cardinals).

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credit: MLB.com

Go Marlins!

It's like little kids baseball with Kim on the mound. Second base is free for stealing.

Nice D, Jeremy. Kill yourself.

Jesus.

That wasn't a late call.

He's gotten ahead 0-2, 0-2 and 0-1 to his last three hitters and they've all been on base.

What a surprise, another walk.

Got ahead 0-2 again and then threw one 10 feet outside.

Kim looks great tonight

Kim looks great tonight

Yeah, perhaps the big breasted Kim sitting 10 rows up in section 140.

On his way to a 6 inning 300 pitch effort

Kim looks great tonight

Yeah, perhaps the big breasted Kim sitting 10 rows up in section 140.

:pray

Kim looks great tonight

Yeah, perhaps the big breasted Kim sitting 10 rows up in section 140.

:pray

I can't confirm that.

 

 

Nice leadoff walk to The Man.

Check that out...isn't that sh*t cool? Below the knees is not a strike. I hope Froemming can see over his fat from 3b.

big at bat early

STOP

Hammer is teh meign

Hell yeah.

Damn I can't believe we actually delivered there.

 

EDIT: Yes I can, it was Hammah powered.

God he's so worthless

Glad Danny grabbed that. I thought Hermida was going to do a Superman leap for it :lol

 

Ok I'll stop

Jesus, Taveras.

Nice D, Jeremy. Kill yourself.

Busy with dinner again. Sorry for the untimely post...but

The guy is having problems with liners hit in front of him, and even pop outs that pop out of his glove. It's really asking too much of the kid to stick his glove over his head and make an attempt at a catch. It's all mental. He can catch those I believe. I'm certain that he could at least try.

Nice D, Jeremy. Kill yourself.

Busy with dinner again. Sorry for the untimely post...but

The guy is having problems with liners hit in front of him, and even pop outs that pop out of his glove. It's really asking too much of the kid to stick his glove over his head and make an attempt at a catch. It's all mental. He can catch those I believe. I'm certain that he could at least try.

he is proving to be a very valuable DH :banghead