That horrendous run differential could only have held up for so long.

 

good point. I didn't think these things mattered. you could lose 12-0 once and win 1-0 five straight times. what was the issue for their downfall? a little bit of pitching and hitting?

 

 

good point. I didn't think these things mattered. you could lose 12-0 once and win 1-0 five straight times. what was the issue for their downfall? a little bit of pitching and hitting?

 

vince brings up a very interesting point about run differential esp 60 games into the season imo

 

 

this is huge news to me. as I recall he was effective here. and this is judging just by looking at stats. I was just 6 when marlins started.

It had nothing to do with his production from what I recall.

 

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vince brings up a very interesting point about run differential esp 60 games into the season imo

 

sarcasm?

 

 

Bewildered to the end by what he termed as the Marlins' refusal to negotiate, Walt Weiss signed a two-year deal with the Colorado Rockies Friday that guarantees the free-agent shortstop just a fraction of the money the Marlins offered him last summer. "If [General Manager) Dave Dombrowski had wanted me, I'd be with the Marlins now - and it wouldn't have taken a ton of money," Weiss said after signing with the Rockies for $2.2 million for two years, with an additional $800,000 offered in incentives, based on number of games played.

 

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Something happened there.

 

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aj night off

 

 

Bewildered to the end by what he termed as the Marlins' refusal to negotiate, Walt Weiss signed a two-year deal with the Colorado Rockies Friday that guarantees the free-agent shortstop just a fraction of the money the Marlins offered him last summer. "If [General Manager) Dave Dombrowski had wanted me, I'd be with the Marlins now - and it wouldn't have taken a ton of money," Weiss said after signing with the Rockies for $2.2 million for two years, with an additional $800,000 offered in incentives, based on number of games played.

 

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....wow.

 

 

Good work by Conley but he needs to get through those situations. Very nice work by the bullpen and some timely hitting on cue. 

 

 

Ballgame. Nice to see Stanton's multi Rbi game. Also Ichiro did.

 

 

marlins win

 

 

Good work by Conley but he needs to get through those situations. Very nice work by the bullpen and some timely hitting on cue. 

 

this was a 85% positive post.

 

 

Where's @Admin

 

I was on the road but listening to Geffner! and DVH's substitute.