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WQAM Mad Dog = Loser

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What's the point of repeating yourself and talk about the same thing every single day on why the Marlins stadium is a bad idea?

 

1. Give the Marlins some time to come up with a plan to fnd the rest of the 115 Million. They have til March you loser!

 

2. Marlins will be responsible for COST OVERRUNS! -right there, it is clear that the city/goverment won't have to pay more than anticipated for God's sake. How is that a bad deal for the city?

 

I guess they guy is hurt, since his Boys (Dolphins) aren't the big show in town anymore.

 

Why the guy care so much about this thing? I do not know!

Watch and see, just because these guys say this stadium won't happen- it will!

 

Like the wildcard, like Lowell staying the season, like Pudge making a difference.

 

They know nothing and that is why WQAM's ratings are about those of a station like WAXY who airs infomercials and FIU Sports,

They know nothing and that is why WQAM's ratings are about those of a station like WAXY who airs infomercials and FIU Sports,

 

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