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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

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If you honestly sit down and think about the Marlins this year some things come to mind.

 

1. The Marlins are ridiculously good at coming back and winning any ball game tied for 1st in the league with the most comeback wins.

 

2. The Marlins have also had their fair share of heart breaking loses, blown saves.

 

Although the loses sting and the wins are exciting, they have canceled themselves out evenly for the most part.

 

 

The good thing about Baseball, every day is a NEW day!

 

:gofish

Everything you said is true, I think the thing is just how we lose, like you said. It always seems to be a heartbreaking loss that we just let slip through our fingers so it's harder to shake off.

Yea but it would be better if we could win a few games by blowing the other team out with our offense and letting the pitchers just throw strikes and be relaxed instead of having pitchers worry about blowing a 1 run lead evry game

EVERYDAY IS A NEW DAY...

 

time to take the field, get a win, and heal the wounds of last nights loss

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