This is an ESPN arricle about what it feels to beMarlins player during this new regime.

 

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/26247236/be-miami-marlin-*rolls-eyes-takes-deep-breath*

 

 

I like the attitude from the players. Overall that's a good story. 

 

 

It’s definitely weird that the Marlins would get piled on by the national media after not making the playoffs for 15 years and trading the 2017 MVP and the 2018 MVP.

 

 

Is there an echo in here?

 

Or deja vu all over again?

 

Or am I crazy?

 

The three may not be mutually exclusive...

 

 

Is there an echo in here?

 

Or deja vu all over again?

 

Or am I crazy?

 

The three may not be mutually exclusive...

 

There's a glitch in the matrix.

 

 

"About the need to build up a farm system that, even with all the recent trades, is still perceived as one of the weakest in baseball."

 

... is it really still? I thought we moved to somewhere in the middle.

 

Then again this writer also said the Tigers lost to the Cardinals in six games in 2006 when it was five, so I guess easily searchable things aren't necessary to put effort into.

 

I did very much enjoy the player responses, however. Nobody said "yeah we're going to suck" or "obviously we're going to be great this year and nobody knows it but us," they kept it realistic. I can dig it.

 

 

There's a glitch in the matrix.

 

First movie was so good, sequels shouldn't exist.