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The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Game 7

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The Good: not much but...

Encarnacion

Looper and Spooney

and for most of the day Pavano

 

The Bad:

the offense

Pudge and AGon

the offense again

 

The Ugly:

3-0 final score, lose series 3-1, record is now 2-5

Well the season started out on wrong way with A.J injury and Penny suspension.I'm hoping for the team to starting pitching to come around and Marlins start winning some series.

The next six at home will be key. Redman tommorrow and AJ on Wednesday should give us a strong start.

 

Hopefully we will have some good crowds to help support the team. If you live in South Florida get out to the games and bring along some friends!!!

 

I'll be satisfied with a 4-2 record on the homestand.

 

Go Fish.

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we are usually very good at home.... let's keep it up and have anice homestand

we are 1-3 on the road and lost 3 out of 4 to a team that managed to get swept by the expos. Things don't look to promising do they. I know it's early on the season, but when you have a team with a lot of potential but not great proven talent you need all the confidence you can get, and so far the marlins aren't getting much.

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