May 30, 200818 yr :whistle I was watching my 1997 world series dvd and i thought to myself, what is the best moment in marlins history? in my mind the best marlins moment is when edgar renteria drove in the game wining run in game 7 of the world series.I remember seeing craig counsel leap on to the plate and hearing john miller say the "marlins have won" :whistle
May 30, 200818 yr :whistle I was watching my 1997 world series dvd and i thought to myself, what is the best moment in marlins history? in my mind the best marlins moment is when edgar renteria drove in the game wining run in game 7 of the world series.I remember seeing craig counsel leap on to the plate and hearing john miller say the "marlins have won" :whistle That's gotta be it for me too. You could tell Bob Costas wasn't all too happy when he called it on T.V.
May 30, 200818 yr Pudge during the 2003 NLCS.... 2 out, 2 run game winning single to end game 3 Holding on to the ball to send the Marlins into the NLCS in game 4
May 30, 200818 yr Whats the best non playoff / non no-hitter moment? That's a question that has me wondering.
May 30, 200818 yr Whats the best non playoff / non no-hitter moment? That's a question that has me wondering. When the Marlins clinched the wild card in '03 against the Mutts.
May 30, 200818 yr Whats the best non playoff / non no-hitter moment? That's a question that has me wondering. When the Marlins clinched the wild card in '03 against the Mutts. I think that Miguel Cabrera's hit during an intentional walk against the Orioles a few years ago has to be in the top 5.
May 30, 200818 yr Pudge during the 2003 NLCS.... 2 out, 2 run game winning single to end game 3 Holding on to the ball to send the Marlins into the NLCS in game 4 That was the NLDS
May 30, 200818 yr The world series one's are obviously the best. Outside of the series you got to include Dontrelle Willis's one-hitter in 03 vs. Mets, Lo Duca's homer is his debut vs. Expos, Anibal's no-no, Mike Lowell's 3 dingers in Philly, the last night of Olympic Stadium (When there was almost a brawl), Mike Lowell's walk off vs. Mets.
May 31, 200818 yr Since no one has mentioned it, and I doubt anyone will... Mike Mordecai's triple in the NLCS (2003) was one of my favorite moments.
May 31, 200818 yr Pudge during the 2003 NLCS.... 2 out, 2 run game winning single to end game 3 Holding on to the ball to send the Marlins into the NLCS in game 4 I was at that game. What a feeling that was... :notworthy
May 31, 200818 yr Pudge during the 2003 NLCS.... 2 out, 2 run game winning single to end game 3 Holding on to the ball to send the Marlins into the NLCS in game 4 I was at that game. What a feeling that was... :notworthy me 2 get moment all around !!!!!!!!!! go fish
May 31, 200818 yr I'll go with Conine gunning down JT Snow at home and Pudge hanging on to clinch the Division series in '03.
May 31, 200818 yr I'm not even going to argue this is close to the best moment, but Conine hitting the HR in the All-Star game and winning the MVP has to be in the top non-playoff/WS moments. I'm also going to agree with the Miggy hit off the intentional walk...that was jaw dropping.
May 31, 200818 yr Seeing Beckett make that final tag. I'm also going to put every single one of Beckett's WS press-conferences up there too....it was awesome to hear his confidence and his disdain for the general questions about "what are your thoughts about being on the frugal/unsupported Marlins going up against the Yankee machine" etc...those made me as happy as actually winning the games.
May 31, 200818 yr Pudge's NLCS game saver still rings in my head every now and then. I wuzn't old enough to remember the 97 team, so the 03 team iz all I remember. I didn't think much of Bartman's play when it happened until we scored 8 and the announcers wouldn't shut up about it. Cabrera's walk off homer in his debut wuz awesome, but my 2nd favorite memory next to Pudge's save had to be Cabrera hitting that intentional walk pitch off da Orioles for an RBI single which eventually won us da game. The 6 run ninth this season would have been in my top 5 if they would've won da game.
June 1, 200818 yr For me, it was Charlie Hough's first pitch on opening day in 1993. Cool things happened after that too, but I was a ten year old kid who was just happy to be watching baseball in Miami. Kids are easy to please. I think this may be my favorite moment too. One I never thought would ever happen.
June 1, 200818 yr For me, it was Charlie Hough's first pitch on opening day in 1993. Cool things happened after that too, but I was a ten year old kid who was just happy to be watching baseball in Miami. Kids are easy to please. I think this may be my favorite moment too. One I never thought would ever happen. It was an honor to be at that game. Of course if you ask around now there had to be about 1.5 mil hard core fans actually there.
June 1, 200818 yr Pudge during the 2003 NLCS.... 2 out, 2 run game winning single to end game 3 Holding on to the ball to send the Marlins into the NLCS in game 4 That play at home came to my mind immediately as well
June 1, 200818 yr After being humiliated on national television the night before at Fenway 25-8, Mike Lowell's late inning homerun that turned around the next night's game 10-9 has to be part of 2003 season lore. Ultimately we lost the series 1-2 but the come from behind win on Saturday was a steppingstone in their 2003 run.
June 1, 200818 yr What defined the 2003 regular season for me were the games against Philadelphia after re-acquiring Conine.
June 1, 200818 yr Whats the best non playoff / non no-hitter moment? That's a question that has me wondering. Thays a tough one... Reggie Abercrombie's Dinger, Cody Ross's 3 homers in one game if memory serves me correctly it was right after he got hit in the mouth the night before, or Charlie Hough throwing the first pitch in Marlin's History
June 1, 200818 yr Yeah, another vote for Pudge holding on to the ball. The slightly delayed call seemed like an eternity. Then, pandemonium.
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