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A-Rod / Marlins Rumor Talk

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I love offseason dreams followed by spring training reality.. it starts with Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez, ends with Alex Sanchez and Joe Borchard.

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hot topic lol

If we get A-Rod then the Yankees would most likely go hard after Cabrera. I'd rather have Cabs.

 

Yeah, that's sound logic.

 

Don't you think they'd go after him when he becomes a free agent? I doubt they'd give him

a 200 million dollar contract if they still have A-Rod.

 

um...ok?

 

How about one has absolutely nothing to do with the other? Or, here's a novel one:

 

If the Marlins get ARod, it means they're spending money.

If they're spending money, it means they're likely to keep spending money.

If they're likely to keep spending money, it means they're likely to spend some on Miguel Cabrera.

If they're likely to spend some money on Miguel Cabrera, it means they're likely to keep him.

If they're likely to keep him, it means we could end up with both.

 

See what I did there?

 

 

it also means they have a stadium deal, it also means that Arod wont come here without meeting with them and going over the roster and future parts and assurance they wont screw it up. It also would give miggy more reason to stay. It would also mean full crowds to see ARod a local boy and best player in the sport go for the all time records.

 

 

 

Only way happens is if they had a deal already but still think it is a long shot easier for us to get bonds I bet lol

Problem is that if you go out and spend the money for ARod, now you are sending the message out that you have enough money to spend on your team but not a new stadium to save your franchise. Some how I have a feeling that could end up ticking off some of the wrong people.

I walked a lot today and I'm a little tired and groggy, but did Buster Olney just mention the Marlins as a team that could pick up ARod? Or did I hallucinate that?

 

P.S. How awesome would that be? :thumbup

Not that I don't believe you, but did you where did you get this info? I don't see anything online.

I walked a lot today and I'm a little tired and groggy, but did Buster Olney just mention the Marlins as a team that could pick up ARod? Or did I hallucinate that?

 

P.S. How awesome would that be? :thumbup

Not that I don't believe you, but did you where did you get this info? I don't see anything online.

probably Sportscenter

It's just not happening. People just like to throw it out there because he's from down here.

 

What a team were gonna have next year. Bonds, A-Rod, Cabrera, Ramirez......

 

And if we had that our payroll still wouldn't exceed $60 Million....

 

Think about that.

I love offseason dreams followed by spring training reality.. it starts with Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez, ends with Alex Sanchez and Joe Borchard.

 

:lol Sad but true. Although part of what makes the offseason fun is all the speculation and talk about potential moves so why the hell not? That being said, I don't see any possibility of A-Rod being a Marlin next year.

It's just not happening. People just like to throw it out there because he's from down here.

 

What a team were gonna have next year. Bonds, A-Rod, Cabrera, Ramirez......

 

And if we had that our payroll still wouldn't exceed $60 Million....

 

Think about that.

 

Al Pacino is that you? :lol

Problem is that if you go out and spend the money for ARod, now you are sending the message out that you have enough money to spend on your team but not a new stadium to save your franchise. Some how I have a feeling that could end up ticking off some of the wrong people.

 

 

The ownership always claims that the money for players and the money for the stadium is "different". Plus by signing A-Rod they woudl generate huge amounts of income. Tickets, sponsors, merchandise. It would be the HUGE.

 

also one way they can make sure they get there moneis worth is to pay him $20M for the season, $5M for making the playoffs and $5M if we win the world series

 

"if you build it, they will come"

I heard it and was , what, the Marlins? This would be amazing, the stadium would sell out a lot more often. Imagine in a few years, going to the ballpark to catch his 763rd HR!

I heard it and was , what, the Marlins? This would be amazing, the stadium would sell out a lot more often. Imagine in a few years, going to the ballpark to catch his 763rd HR!

 

See Alex Fernandez circa 1997. Cuban, hometown hero, UM, etc....

 

Absolutely no attendence bump at all resulted. None.

 

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I would be happy to get him here. I would hope though we could keep Miggy and move him to 1B. The big question though is would A-Rod continue to play 3B with Hanley at SS? One of the factors to why he wants out of NY is he does not like playing 3B.

I heard it and was , what, the Marlins? This would be amazing, the stadium would sell out a lot more often. Imagine in a few years, going to the ballpark to catch his 763rd HR!

 

See Alex Fernandez circa 1997. Cuban, hometown hero, UM, etc....

 

Absolutely no attendence bump at all resulted. None.

 

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Arod >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Alex Fernandez

 

They arent even in the same stratosphere.

If we get A-Rod then the Yankees would most likely go hard after Cabrera. I'd rather have Cabs.

 

You'd rather have Cabrera than A Rod?

 

Thats....interesting

 

Cabrera is much younger than A-Rod and he doesn't become a little girl when he's in the playoffs.

A-Rod didn't become a little girl in the playoffs in his first years in Seattle, either.

I dont think this happens but the only way it can be considered is if the marlins get the 50 million from the orange bowl deal and start building right away.

I heard it and was , what, the Marlins? This would be amazing, the stadium would sell out a lot more often. Imagine in a few years, going to the ballpark to catch his 763rd HR!

 

See Alex Fernandez circa 1997. Cuban, hometown hero, UM, etc....

 

Absolutely no attendence bump at all resulted. None.

 

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HUGE DIFFERENCE!!!!

 

Alex Ferdandez

1. SUCKS and is an a**hole

2. did not play everyday

3. he was only healthy one season (the fat ass threw out his shoulder having to always pick his pants up past his big belly) so it was hard to see and attendance bump based soley on him because in 1997 we signed a few more names then Alex "Turd"andez.

 

 

When the D-Train is on the tracks more people show up rather then when Van-denhurk, or even a good pitcher like Mitre.

 

people would come see A-Rod

If we get A-Rod then the Yankees would most likely go hard after Cabrera. I'd rather have Cabs.

 

actually this should be a concern for us. if arod opts out of his deal and leaves ny (the chances of him coming here are extremely slim...) the yanks are gonna need a 3b. i would think that cabs would top their shortlist... and they may make us an offer we cant refuse. as a marlins fan, im pulling hard for arod to stay in ny.

 

that being said, the ONLY way he comes here is if we get a stadium deal asap and loria agrees to drastically increase payroll. if that happens, our attendance issues will be over... for like five minutes... unless they start to win. jeez, just thinking of arod, cabs, and hram in this lineup almost makes me incontinent.

I heard it and was , what, the Marlins? This would be amazing, the stadium would sell out a lot more often. Imagine in a few years, going to the ballpark to catch his 763rd HR!

 

See Alex Fernandez circa 1997. Cuban, hometown hero, UM, etc....

 

Absolutely no attendence bump at all resulted. None.

 

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Infact they averaged about 1,600 less (about 27k) in Fernandez starts at home compared to the 29K a game they drew for games in which he did not pitched.

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