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Marlins to play in MLB's first national game of 2018

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The Marlins are expected to trade National League MVP Giancarlo Stanton, but they nevertheless will be showcased in the first nationally televised game of the 2018 season.

 

ESPN announced Tuesday that it will carry the Chicago Cubs-at-Marlins opener at 12:30 p.m. March 29, a Thursday, from Marlins Park.

 

The telecast will not be blacked out in South Florida. Fox Sports Florida might also televise the game, but that hasn’t been announced.

 

Miami Herald.

 

 

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Stupid enough to choose a game that including a AAAA team…

 

It’s not stupid, millions of Cubs fans will love watching their team POUND the Marlins on Opening Day.  

 

 

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i wont watch game this team going  like brown of football we going player we never heard off and pitching and hitting going suck  i see score 13-2 wont pretty this owner don't care about team

 

 

30,000 Cubs fans at this game.  Book it. 

 

this team going hurt with season ticket holder we likely going loss ticket holder  this team going worst team in mlb next year

 

 

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