18 hours ago, FishFan95 said:

Did anyone else do the Opening day pick 'em. I did horrible.

I was so sure I was gonna get that $200k.  Not quite.

6 hours ago, Photo-Realistic Billy said:

Yimi was not a bad decision. He allowed 1 HR all season last year. He's arguably our best reliever. I'd take Yimi in that spot the next 10 times it comes up.

He was outstanding last season but has had home run issues throughout his career and he wasn't pitching well this spring. You're right that it wasn't an outright bad decision, that inning is 99% on Yimi. With last season's baseballs, that inning could have been 3 solo homers. I don't think Yimi is our best reliever or even top 3 though. 

4 hours ago, jeffreysfishfry said:

They where dominated by an ace who would have shut down any team yesterday.  Sandy blanked the WS Rays, it was to be expected.  Great pitching without the DH is going to produce low scores in any lineup, that’s baseball 101. 

Run production should rank between 10-15th,  a bit better than average.  Last year we where 17th I think with the DH.  We will be fine.  

I'm assuming that if you think the Marlins will be back in the playoffs then this season?  if they end up with the 10th best offense - they should be a playoff lock barring some awful luck with injuries/severe regression to key staff members.  I could MAYBE see them 15th if they have some luck but that seems optimistic for me.  I'm not basing this off a single game. I would have said that at any time before, during, after spring or last year in general. They simply don't have enough guys that get on base regularly and it's not like Bleday will see game time this season either (best bat prospect easily).  They have some guys you want to root for in the lineup but they still don't have a star slugger in there and now they lose the DH as well?  I'm seeing more like 18-23rdish overall in MLB. 

I REALLY hope i'm wrong. dead wrong. 

pot park should help