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me four... foursome?

 

Me five!  Full blown Orgy? 

 

Maybe we can have a Lemon Party with the 103 year old birthday boy?

 

 

Maybe we can have a Lemon Party with the 103 year old birthday boy?

 

Not my fetish.  :wacko

 

 

Maybe we can have a Lemon Party with the 103 year old birthday boy?

 

Fuck you for making me Google Lemon Party!  LOL

 

 

Quick, someone get Ozuna some glasses.  Has he even made contact that last few games?

 

 

Gammons this morning tweeted out that Ramos has been the 1st Marlin to receive calls from other teams.

 

 

Gammons this morning tweeted out that Ramos has been the 1st Marlin to receive calls from other teams.

 

Ramos is under team control until after the 2018 season. A Capps-Ramos back of the pen is among the top five in all of baseball.

 

So yeah, we'll probably trade him and a draft pick for a 31 year old Double-A backup second baseman and $10 million or something. 

 

 

Capps is so good that it's easy to forget how good Ramos has been also.  

 

 

Capps is so good that it's easy to forget how good Ramos has been also.  

 

Ramos is walking batters at less than half the rate he did last year AND he has actually improved his strikeout rate. If the Marlins won more games, he'd be right up there in that top tier of closers with Chapman, Rosenthal, and Kimbrel.

 

 

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