September 14, 201213 yr Some Marlins people believe their season started deteriorating when Guillen spoke publicly about Fidel Castro in April. However, it appears more likely the Marlins will re-structure their front office than fire Guillen- MLBTradeRumors.com Marlins president David Samson has said he can’t “imagine being in the game" without president of baseball operations Admin Beinfest, but it's clear that the entire Marlins front office is under scrutiny following a disappointing season in Miami. Here’s the latest as the club prepares for the offseason...Manager Ozzie Guillen seems like a safe bet to return in 2013, but there’s a perception among some rival evaluators that the Marlins aren’t competitive this month, ESPN.com’s Buster Olney writes. Guillen is in the first year of a four-year contract and isn’t exempt from scrutiny himself. Ken Rosenthal reported today that the Marlins seem more likely to make front office changes than replace Guillen. The Marlins will talk to Carlos Lee’s representatives about what it would take to bring the first baseman back for 2013, Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post reports. It’s more likely that the Marlins will move Logan Morrison to first base, however. The Marlins want a legitimate power bat at third base, especially if they open the season with Donovan Solano at second. Miami is expected to consider a variety of options for third base, Capozzi writes.- MLBTradeRumors.com
September 14, 201213 yr Some Marlins people believe their season started deteriorating when Guillen spoke publicly about Fidel Castro in April. However, it appears more likely the Marlins will re-structure their front office than fire Guillen- MLBTradeRumors.com Marlins president David Samson has said he can’t “imagine being in the game" without president of baseball operations Admin Beinfest, but it's clear that the entire Marlins front office is under scrutiny following a disappointing season in Miami. Here’s the latest as the club prepares for the offseason...Manager Ozzie Guillen seems like a safe bet to return in 2013, but there’s a perception among some rival evaluators that the Marlins aren’t competitive this month, ESPN.com’s Buster Olney writes. Guillen is in the first year of a four-year contract and isn’t exempt from scrutiny himself. Ken Rosenthal reported today that the Marlins seem more likely to make front office changes than replace Guillen. The Marlins will talk to Carlos Lee’s representatives about what it would take to bring the first baseman back for 2013, Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post reports. It’s more likely that the Marlins will move Logan Morrison to first base, however. The Marlins want a legitimate power bat at third base, especially if they open the season with Donovan Solano at second. Miami is expected to consider a variety of options for third base, Capozzi writes.- MLBTradeRumors.com The options are pretty slim except for Mr. Wright....
September 14, 201213 yr I can't decide whether this thread is 3 weeks too early or 3 months too late.
September 14, 201213 yr The biggest offseason issue is what we are going to do about Hanley. He keeps saying mean stuff about us. I don't know if our feelings can take anymore of his hurtful remarks.
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