November 18, 201411 yr Author Will there be a Giancarlo Dong Replica night? Free for the first 1,000 attendees? and its monsterdong, don't forget it again
November 18, 201411 yr Will there be a Giancarlo Dong Replica night? Free for the first 1,000 attendees? Free for all ladies.
November 18, 201411 yr It's called the foul pole Maybe they could modify the home run sculpture. After all, it already raises up and squirts things when he hits a home run.
November 18, 201411 yr Wednesday's going to be the best day in the history(and eternal future) of the Marlins franchise. Better than a world series parade, which looks back on the past. Now, for the first time, we have a future, 6 years to look forward to. The relative few of us fans are the envy of baseball fans everywhere. Let the players(and fans) stay healthy and enjoy. I don't know about all that, but it'll be a good day. Winning the World Series and getting a new stadium was pretty huge.
November 18, 201411 yr HEY GUYS STANTON IS SIGNED THROUGH LIKE 2067. WHAT THE FUCK MARLINS!!!!?!?!!!!!!
November 18, 201411 yr Everyone around baseball is so mad. This is awesome "They'll just trade him in a year." :lol :lol
November 18, 201411 yr Everyone around baseball is so mad. This is awesome Makes it so much better that most of us on this side of the fence are so confident about this and not just begrudgingly accepting this.
November 18, 201411 yr this is fucking amazing. The biggest badass power hitter in baseball is locked up and it was somehow the Marlins who did it. I don't even know what to do. Actually, be right back.... .... whew. Okay so yeah this is unbelievable. It's even a pretty good deal for the team, presuming Loria doesn't surround him with crap. Yeah other teams' fans have been debating about who'll get him for years now. SUCK IT DODGERSYANKSANGELSBOSOX
November 18, 201411 yr I have two serious questions I'd like answered, potentially at the press conference... What made Loria and the Marlins change their stance from a shorter 4-6 year "extension" to a massive 13 year "mega-deal"? And what, other than the dollar amounts(if anything), made Stanton agree to guarantee his next six years here as opposed to just sitting back and waiting for his upcoming free agency? ...I'm just saying that two weeks ago the general thought was that the Fish would make a more modest offer and that Stanton wasnt likely to accept anything that would sacrifice his presumed pay day in two seasons, if he even accepted anything at all. The stances on both sides have changed drastically and I'd like to hear from both parties how they'd answer this.
November 18, 201411 yr I have two serious questions I'd like answered, potentially at the press conference... What made Loria and the Marlins change their stance from a shorter 4-6 year "extension" to a massive 13 year "mega-deal"? And what, other than the dollar amounts(if anything), made Stanton agree to guarantee his next six years here as opposed to just sitting back and waiting for his upcoming free agency? ...I'm just saying that two weeks ago the general thought was that the Fish would make a more modest offer and that Stanton wasnt likely to accept anything that would sacrifice his presumed pay day in two seasons, if he even accepted anything at all. The stances on both sides have changed drastically and I'd like to hear from both parties how they'd answer this. possible that Stanton wouldn't accept a shorter deal when he could break the bank in two seasons anyway? I mean this is the payday he was going to get in two seasons, right?
November 18, 201411 yr are we screwing things up talking like this is a done deal? I mean this is happening right?
November 18, 201411 yr Maybe they could modify the home run sculpture. After all, it already raises up and squirts things when he hits a home run. speaking of the stadium, wonder if a fence adjustment might be in the plans?
November 18, 201411 yr I think those foregone conclusions tthat Stanton wasn't gonna sign a large contract weren't really foregone. There were people here who were confident a large contract in the 5 to 7 year range was happening
November 18, 201411 yr I have two serious questions I'd like answered, potentially at the press conference... What made Loria and the Marlins change their stance from a shorter 4-6 year "extension" to a massive 13 year "mega-deal"? And what, other than the dollar amounts(if anything), made Stanton agree to guarantee his next six years here as opposed to just sitting back and waiting for his upcoming free agency? ...I'm just saying that two weeks ago the general thought was that the Fish would make a more modest offer and that Stanton wasnt likely to accept anything that would sacrifice his presumed pay day in two seasons, if he even accepted anything at all. The stances on both sides have changed drastically and I'd like to hear from both parties how they'd answer this. I don't know what about $325 mil made you think Stanton changed his stance. The Marlins had to pay a huge contract to keep Stanton, and they did it. That's basically it.
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