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4 Spring Training games to air

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The 2013 Major League Baseball season is right around the corner and FOX Sports Florida announced today Miami Marlins fans can get their first look at the team with a quartet of spring training games on the network.

 

FOX Sports Florida, the statewide television home of the Miami Marlins, will air four spring training games, beginning on Friday, March 8, when the Marlins face the New York Yankees at 1 p.m. ET. Three more spring training games will be televised throughout the month of March in anticipation of opening day in April.

 

Don’t miss any of the action with the full schedule below:

 

Date: Friday, March 8, 2013 at 1 p.m. ET

Game: Miami Marlins vs. New York Yankees

 

Date: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 7 p.m. ET

Game: Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves

 

Date: Monday, March 25, 2013 at 1 p.m. ET

Game: Miami Marlins vs. Detroit Tigers

 

Date: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 1 p.m. ET

Game: Miami Marlins vs. Washington Nationals

You have them all listed as away games. A quick check of my pocket schedule shows them all home games.

I see not one @ symbol, sir. "vs." usually means at home.

You have them all listed as away games. A quick check of my pocket schedule shows them all home games.

I see not one @ symbol, sir. "vs." usually means at home.

You have it backwards. Vs can be changed for @ on every sports schedule.

You have them all listed as away games. A quick check of my pocket schedule shows them all home games.

I see not one @ symbol, sir. "vs." usually means at home.

You have it backwards. Vs can be changed for @ on every sports schedule.

 

Until recent years "vs." was the only way it was ever written and @ was only used for prices (4 apples @ $1 = $4). With vs. the home team is listed last.

You have them all listed as away games. A quick check of my pocket schedule shows them all home games.

 

I see not one @ symbol, sir. "vs." usually means at home.

You have it backwards. Vs can be changed for @ on every sports schedule.

Until recent years "vs." was the only way it was ever written and @ was only used for prices (4 apples @ $1 = $4). With vs. the home team is listed last.

 

Recent years being the last 10+ right? It's been a decade or more since I've seen anything use Vs. to identify the home and road teams.

You have them all listed as away games. A quick check of my pocket schedule shows them all home games.

 

I see not one @ symbol, sir. "vs." usually means at home.

You have it backwards. Vs can be changed for @ on every sports schedule.

Until recent years "vs." was the only way it was ever written and @ was only used for prices (4 apples @ $1 = $4). With vs. the home team is listed last.

 

Recent years being the last 10+ right? It's been a decade or more since I've seen anything use Vs. to identify the home and road teams.

You have them all listed as away games. A quick check of my pocket schedule shows them all home games.

 

I see not one @ symbol, sir. "vs." usually means at home.

You have it backwards. Vs can be changed for @ on every sports schedule.

Until recent years "vs." was the only way it was ever written and @ was only used for prices (4 apples @ $1 = $4). With vs. the home team is listed last.

 

Recent years being the last 10+ right? It's been a decade or more since I've seen anything use Vs. to identify the home and road teams.

You got it. At my age, that's very recent.

How will I be able to tell the difference between the ST games and the regular season games? The talent level will be the same either way.

How will I be able to tell the difference between the ST games and the regular season games? The talent level will be the same either way.

The batting practice jerseys and hats....

 

Oh, and BenderRobot at 3B.

How will I be able to tell the difference between the ST games and the regular season games? The talent level will be the same either way.

 

The batting practice jerseys and hats....

 

Oh, and BenderRobot at 3B.God dammit, Chris, that was a fucking secret. Loria is gonna trade me to like fucking Ethiopia or some shit.

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