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Mike Pagliarulo fired

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Lame. 

 

It’s not Pags’ fault the team is in year 2 of a rebuild and Brinson swings at every breaking ball. 

 

 

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I’m sure the Marlins will quickly transform into an NL East offensive menace. 

 

 

Damn it I liked Paglationi.

 

It wasn't Panatinilo's fault the team wasn't hitting, I feel.

 

But whatever, guess there had to be a scapegoat and for this time it was Paglaritigo.

 

 

I'm sure they'll bring back former Yankee Tino Martinez.  With such low expectations this year the Marlins can't be accused of choking this time around.

 

 

He would be a very good hitting coach if he had Yelich, Realmuto and Ozuna. And to fire him after an offensive explosion where we scored on a walk and a hit batter is so unfair.

 

 

I know it's not his fault alone but I don't hate this move, I think it's actually a more realistic move than firing the manager or cutting the players. The team can't hit so you change the guy in charge of the hitting philosophies and see if a new guy can guide them to do better.

 

If a math class isn't learning any math, what is the most realistic change that should be made... the teacher, the students, or the principal? 

 

 

I know it's not his fault alone but I don't hate this move, I think it's actually a more realistic move than firing the manager or cutting the players. The team can't hit so you change the guy in charge of the hitting philosophies and see if a new guy can guide them to do better.

 

It is the first move. When things don't improve, the manager will go next.

 

 

It is the first move. When things don't improve, the manager will go next.

 

No, the assistant hitting coach is next.

 

I'm kidding, you're right, Don is very close to being cut too. And I'm not saying he shouldn't go and I'm not saying this shit storm is Pagatino's fault. I'm just saying I think this was the right first move as opposed to the usual reaction of complaining when a team makes a move like this. 

 

So what is Frank Menechino doing these days? I really liked him. I felt like he was the one hitting coach who seemed to make a noticeable difference as opposed to most coaches who are just lost in the background.

 

 

I think the Marlins should announce everything in the same terrible Spanglish they use in their marketing.

 

Marlins fire el Coach de Bateo Miguel Pagliarulo.

 

 

No, the assistant hitting coach is next.

 

I'm kidding, you're right, Don is very close to being cut too. And I'm not saying he shouldn't go and I'm not saying this shit storm is Pagatino's fault. I'm just saying I think this was the right first move as opposed to the usual reaction of complaining when a team makes a move like this. 

 

So what is Frank Menechino doing these days? I really liked him. I felt like he was the one hitting coach who seemed to make a noticeable difference as opposed to most coaches who are just lost in the background.

 

I was going to say this as well.  This move means Mattingly is also on a short leash if things don't change soon.

 

 

Cause it isn't. His problems are bullpen management and lineup decisions.

 

he was an excel baseball player but I think Don isn't cut to coach or manage

 

 

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