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5/7 Post Game

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For those wanting to see our signature water-throwing, the walk-off sac is on Marlins.com

 

Jeeez. Jose has them ready at the top railing before the throw. Gotta love the kid in him

So like we're actually third in the league in attendance difference per game from 2013 to 2014 with 3,685 more per game this year. Obviously, this is primarily because of Jose, but still, time to whip out that pocketbook Loria.

So like we're actually third in the league in attendance difference per game from 2013 to 2014 with 3,685 more per game this year. Obviously, this is primarily because of Jose, but still, time to whip out that pocketbook Loria.

 

The reason doesn't really matter. The fact is that people are showing up more this year. Maybe if he filled the team with players who enjoy the success that Jose enjoys, then people will show up every day rather than once every 5 games.

The reason doesn't really matter. The fact is that people are showing up more this year. Maybe if he filled the team with players who enjoy the success that Jose enjoys, then people will show up every day rather than once every 5 games.

 

The best part of this is how EARLY they're showing up. If the team continues to surge, they should have a better average per game attendance than the 2012 team by the All-Star break.

The best part of this is how EARLY they're showing up. If the team continues to surge, they should have a better average per game attendance than the 2012 team by the All-Star break.

 

That 27k per game from 2012 is gonna be hard to beat

That 27k per game from 2012 is gonna be hard to beat

 

If they come off this trip with 7-8 wins and in first place... what do you think our crowds look like? I would imagine 25K+ every game of the next homestand, minimum.

I don't think it will be that dramatic. However, if this team makes the playoffs this year then we can expect bigger crowds than 2012 next season (on average, counting the dismal attendance in the second half)

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If they come off this trip with 7-8 wins and in first place... what do you think our crowds look like? I would imagine 25K+ every game of the next homestand, minimum.

Remember, it's still Miami. We gotta be in playoff contention LATE for them to really care.

People won't even go to an early playoff round heat game because who cares? They are going to be in the semifinals anyways, right? s*** city.

 

Well, it may have more to do with the $100+ standing room only tix.

Watched this whole game at work, had to prepare myself for the walkoff so I wouldn't make it too obvious.

 

Thanks, Giancarlo, for almost making me look like a crazy person who yells "run" at his computer screen.

Got back from the game not too long ago. That game was a mess hitting wise. Koehler was great, but the Mets were hitting some balls hard that just happened to find the right spot.

 

That last play of the game should've been an easy out. Surprised the Mets catcher couldn't snag that ball. Stanton would've been out easy (at least from my view that is what I saw. Not exactly a great throw made).

 

One of the more funny walk offs I've seen, it was such a drab game overall that even with a walk off it was kind of like "cool" rather than "OMG".

If I told you before the season that we would have two starters with an ERA under 2 at the beginning of May, and one of those two would be Tom Koehler, you would've laughed me out of the building.

 

There's a hell of a lot of luck going for Koehler so far, but damn if he isn't getting the results.

I was far all the way down by the third base side for the game (friend found $9.60 tickets down there, didn't expect the seats to be so great). Got a great view of the play. Maybe I missed something but it looked like the Mets should've been able to get Stanton out on that play, just a mediocre throw and even worse scoop.

Sorry for the run of posts. Just saw the replay and ya'll were right, just a bad throw on the wrong side of the base.

BTW I haven't checked the site yet so I don't know if you already talked about it, but the ball boy made the play of the game early on. A diving catch that sent him into the stands. Wouldn't be surprised to see that on sportscenter.

One thing is for sure, ill never get used to the lime green, it needs to go. Would be much better if it was dark green or dark blue. It looks abit of a joke, clowny

 

I love it. It's unlike any team in baseball... very unique. You see a Marlins game on TV, you know immediately where the game is.

Does anyone realize we have them same home record the 1997 team had to start the year????

 

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