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Mets vs. Marlins 7/29 7:10 PM

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GET HIM OUT...NOW

 

 

overreacting much?

 

Nope, when he's bad, he's bad. And he's bad all game.

 

 

but then u say now, that would be great for the bullpen, if we would've taken him out in the 1st, we are basically giving up on tomorrows game because we would have to use our entire bullpen today.

whats the email address askthemarlins@.......

 

 

askthemarlins@fsnflorida.com

 

 

just go to fsnflorida.com, click on the marlins and then u will see the ask the marlins symbol.

 

 

how do you send it

ive tried a million times and couldnt send it

Scott's problem is he has the mentality of a guy who throws 95 with nasty movement, but his fastball is more like Glavine's or Moyer's...

 

In other words, he's never going to consistently be good until he starts pitching like a crafty lefty, because thats all he'll ever be.

 

and his fastball has no movement

 

Yeah thats what I'm saying.

 

I swear though, I remember when he first came up to the bigs, he was between 91-94, which is nice for a lefty. Maybe my memories not so good, but I could've sworn thats why I was excited with him as a prospect. Now he rarely ever seems to hit 90 on the gun.

GET HIM OUT...NOW

 

 

overreacting much?

 

Nope, when he's bad, he's bad. And he's bad all game.

Well, the same is just as true, of not truer, of Ricky Nolasco but you never hear all this screaming.

 

yeah, like last night.

Yet, Nolasco settled down and gave a quality start. Hopefully, Olsen can do the same.

whats the email address askthemarlins@.......

 

 

askthemarlins@fsnflorida.com

 

 

just go to fsnflorida.com, click on the marlins and then u will see the ask the marlins symbol.

 

 

how do you send it

ive tried a million times and couldnt send it

 

i don;t know, i'm in the same boat as u.

GET HIM OUT...NOW

 

 

overreacting much?

 

Nope, when he's bad, he's bad. And he's bad all game.

Well, the same is just as true, of not truer, of Ricky Nolasco but you never hear all this screaming.

 

yeah, like last night.

Yet, Nolasco settled down and gave a quality start. Hopefully, Olsen can do the same.

Exactly.

Scott's problem is he has the mentality of a guy who throws 95 with nasty movement, but his fastball is more like Glavine's or Moyer's...

 

In other words, he's never going to consistently be good until he starts pitching like a crafty lefty, because thats all he'll ever be.

 

and his fastball has no movement

 

Yeah thats what I'm saying.

 

I swear though, I remember when he first came up to the bigs, he was between 91-94, which is nice for a lefty. Maybe my memories not so good, but I could've sworn thats why I was excited with him as a prospect. Now he rarely ever seems to hit 90 on the gun.

 

He also used to throw a very good slider. He used it as his K pitch. Doesn't use it as much anymore...

Hanley K's on 3 straight pitches

 

 

DAMN

We suck against lefties and Perez it seems always pitches us well....

GET HIM OUT...NOW

 

 

overreacting much?

 

Nope, when he's bad, he's bad. And he's bad all game.

Well, the same is just as true, of not truer, of Ricky Nolasco but you never hear all this screaming.

 

yeah, like last night.

Yet, Nolasco settled down and gave a quality start. Hopefully, Olsen can do the same.

 

The difference is that Nolasco has only had one truly bad outing and has shown MANY times he battles back and keeps the team in the game. Olsen out there looked like the same Olsen in his last two really bad starts, where he did NOT keep the team in the game.

Scott's problem is he has the mentality of a guy who throws 95 with nasty movement, but his fastball is more like Glavine's or Moyer's...

 

In other words, he's never going to consistently be good until he starts pitching like a crafty lefty, because thats all he'll ever be.

 

and his fastball has no movement

 

Yeah thats what I'm saying.

 

I swear though, I remember when he first came up to the bigs, he was between 91-94, which is nice for a lefty. Maybe my memories not so good, but I could've sworn thats why I was excited with him as a prospect. Now he rarely ever seems to hit 90 on the gun.

 

He also used to throw a very good slider. He used it as his K pitch. Doesn't use it as much anymore...

 

 

no all i see from him are his changeup and slow fastball, he is a young Mark Hendrickson but better

Hanley K's.

Hermida flies out to CF.

 

:bases_empty 2 outs. Cantu up.

GET HIM OUT...NOW

 

 

overreacting much?

 

Nope, when he's bad, he's bad. And he's bad all game.

Well, the same is just as true, of not truer, of Ricky Nolasco but you never hear all this screaming.

 

yeah, like last night.

Yet, Nolasco settled down and gave a quality start. Hopefully, Olsen can do the same.

 

The difference is that Nolasco has only had one truly bad outing and has shown MANY times he battles back and keeps the team in the game. Olsen out there looked like the same Olsen in his last two really bad starts, where he did NOT keep the team in the game.

One bad start? That's selective memory if I've seen it.

Scott's problem is he has the mentality of a guy who throws 95 with nasty movement, but his fastball is more like Glavine's or Moyer's...

 

In other words, he's never going to consistently be good until he starts pitching like a crafty lefty, because thats all he'll ever be.

 

and his fastball has no movement

 

Yeah thats what I'm saying.

 

I swear though, I remember when he first came up to the bigs, he was between 91-94, which is nice for a lefty. Maybe my memories not so good, but I could've sworn thats why I was excited with him as a prospect. Now he rarely ever seems to hit 90 on the gun.

 

 

 

He also used to throw a very good slider. He used it as his K pitch. Doesn't use it as much anymore...

 

yeah he thinks hes good but he aint got good stuff

Scott's problem is he has the mentality of a guy who throws 95 with nasty movement, but his fastball is more like Glavine's or Moyer's...

 

In other words, he's never going to consistently be good until he starts pitching like a crafty lefty, because thats all he'll ever be.

 

and his fastball has no movement

 

Yeah thats what I'm saying.

 

I swear though, I remember when he first came up to the bigs, he was between 91-94, which is nice for a lefty. Maybe my memories not so good, but I could've sworn thats why I was excited with him as a prospect. Now he rarely ever seems to hit 90 on the gun.

 

 

 

He also used to throw a very good slider. He used it as his K pitch. Doesn't use it as much anymore...

 

yeah he thinks hes good but he aint got good stuff

 

 

he used to be filthy

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