His line this year: .352 Ranked Third; 16 HR (Tied for first); and 51 RBI (First).

 

.352/.426/.684 (OPS of 1.110) - wow.

 

He's on pace to hit 50 home runs and drive in 160 runs. He just turned 27. He likely has at least 5-6 career years ahead of him after this one. The Tigers robbed us in that trade.

This was the worst trade in the history of the Marlins IMO. We got completely taken advantage of on this one. Even with D-Train's injuries. What did we get out of it Maybin?

I am still so glad the Marlins FO didnt even attempt to buy out his arbitration years.

I am still so glad the Marlins FO didnt even attempt to buy out his arbitration years.

 

:lol

It's not like Miggy actually wanted to stay here or anything

If only we didn't make that trade, then we could see him putting up those numbers in NYC.

If only we didn't make that trade, then we could see him putting up those numbers in NYC.

 

 

Or more likely LA, but then we would have had the comfort of at least having the return of Matt Kemp patrolling centerfield, Chad Billingsley rounding out the rotation, and James Loney at first.

Just seems to be getting better and better now he has his off-field issues under control

What's done is done. No use bringing out the "what ifs"

All I have to say is this...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FANTASY POINTS!

Andrew Miller is a beast too. Not too many pitchers walk hitters like he does.

And Cameron Maybin helped us witness a perfect game...for the opponent, but hey, history is still history!

 

Also worth noting that Hopper leads the league in hopping after pitches. Which is entertaining.

 

Detroit's just lucky we decided to be fair and let Rabelo and De La Cruz go, that's all.

De La Cruz was the ultimate beast of all of them. I dont know how many pitchers are able to accomplish double an ERA of their innings pitched (9).

Good to see Miggy healthy and sober and not looking too much like a Klump!