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Giving up runs in the first inning

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Is there an issue with the way our pitchers warm up because we give up an inordinate amount of runs in the first inning of games. This is a trend that has been ongoing since last year and certainly a problem that should be addressed.

 

If you are a gambler, I strongly suggest looking at betting the prop of will there be a run scored in the first inning of Marlins games. It is hitting at a ridiculous percentage.

Shouldn't surprise anyone that we are leading the league in Runs given up in the first inning. It might surprise you to find out that Ani is responsible for almost a third of that.

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