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Ugh... I hate ESPN with their Insider BS. Like 90% of their articles that are worth reading are Insider articles. Anyways, I just wanted to know if there was anything groundbreaking in this. I know it's Olney so there probably isn't, but I'd still like to see what the clown has to say.

The article says that if the Marlins traded Leo Nunez, the rest of the bullpen would fall apart due to lack of experience.

The article says that if the Marlins traded Leo Nunez, the rest of the bullpen would fall apart due to lack of experience.

 

 

Just convert Wes Helms to a closer. Problem solved

Leo isn't the best closer. Bull pen won't fall apart if he is dealt.

The article says that if the Marlins traded Leo Nunez, the rest of the bullpen would fall apart due to lack of experience.

 

 

Just convert Wes Helms to a closer. Problem solved

 

:lol

I'd post it if that's okay with Admin. Not sure if it is or isn't against the board rules, and I don't want to get dinged for an infringement I missed.

The article says that if the Marlins traded Leo Nunez, the rest of the bullpen would fall apart due to lack of experience.

 

 

Just reading what I clicked on, I don't see where it says that. But whatever.

 

Including this article, I gotta wonder why Sanches isn't getting any love. Not even on these boards. The guy has given up one hit so far this season. A guy that was questionable to even make the team. He's been lights out.

 

Nice to see the pen getting the recognition. But there is one guy that's probably disappointed in the production thus far. Hopper.

It says that Leo Nunez is 5 for 5 in saves, so quit bitching.

I'd post it if that's okay with Admin. Not sure if it is or isn't against the board rules, and I don't want to get dinged for an infringement I missed.

 

No.

 

Board rules

 

As a general rule, don't give free access to anything that is meant to be paid for. That includes subscription services such as ESPN Insider.

 

I strongly suspect that was the OP's hope when starting this thread, so I'm locking it.