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Marlins listening on everyone except Sandy

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1 hour ago, hovertical said:

Yep. I'm kinda shocked he's supporting the owner here. You literally have a fan base that has seen NOTHING but disengenous actions from owners refusing to actually keep stars or sign stars for DECADES now and somehow everyone is just supposed to show up and spend tons of money at the park on a product that is utterly boring? Where's the incentive? 

And I GUARANTEE you that if they magically averaged even 25k a game that Sherman would still say some shit about how they want to build a sustainable future instead and not commit giant contracts - or he'd make some shit up about having to pay off debt to get the club into a better position. He's an awful owner. Probably the worst in all of baseball. 

The worst part about all of this is that Sherman KNEW this when he purchased the team. This isn't some revelation. Even someone like Loria could have miscalculated this when purchasing the team, as the Marlins were barely a decade old.... But come on. We've been a franchise for like 30 years. Anyone who purchases this team and expects attendance to increase without a competitive team is a fucking moron or an asshole

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26 minutes ago, Entendu said:

The worst part about all of this is that Sherman KNEW this when he purchased the team. This isn't some revelation. Even someone like Loria could have miscalculated this when purchasing the team, as the Marlins were barely a decade old.... But come on. We've been a franchise for like 30 years. Anyone who purchases this team and expects attendance to increase without a competitive team is a fucking moron or an asshole

Why not both a Moron, and an asshole... Jeter sold him tea and it was piss.

Quote from Batman v Superman: "Take a bucket of piss and call it Granny's Peach Tea; take a weapon of assassination and call it deterrence. You won't fool a fly or me. I'm not gonna drink it."

He bought a MLB franchise that has value, if you invest in it and grow it from the ground up. Thats where the value was, potential. If your not going to invest in it and grow its potential. they need to get the fuck out of the game and sell so someone who is willing to do that.

Who is Cohens nemesis... besides the SEC. Sell the team to Elon Musk.

5 minutes ago, Piazza31 said:

Why not both a Moron, and an asshole... Jeter sold him tea and it was piss.

Quote from Batman v Superman: "Take a bucket of piss and call it Granny's Peach Tea; take a weapon of assassination and call it deterrence. You won't fool a fly or me. I'm not gonna drink it."

He bought a MLB franchise that has value, if you invest in it and grow it from the ground up. Thats where the value was, potential. If your not going to invest in it and grow its potential. they need to get the fuck out of the game and sell so someone who is willing to do that.

Who is Cohens nemesis... besides the SEC. Sell the team to Elon Musk.

Elon sure as shit wouldn't tolerate mediocrity and poor management. That said, I would trust him about as much as I'd trust Sherman overall. 

Still, certainly wouldn't be any worse but then again I thought that prior to Loria selling too.

Elon Musk owning this team would be a dream. We'd for sure be the most colorful team in baseball

8 minutes ago, Entendu said:

Elon Musk owning this team would be a dream. We'd for sure be the most colorful team in baseball

You mean a colorful art deco Space-X home run obelisk that costs more than the starting infield?

1 hour ago, Entendu said:

The worst part about all of this is that Sherman KNEW this when he purchased the team. This isn't some revelation. Even someone like Loria could have miscalculated this when purchasing the team, as the Marlins were barely a decade old.... But come on. We've been a franchise for like 30 years. Anyone who purchases this team and expects attendance to increase without a competitive team is a fucking moron or an asshole

Joe Frisaro is currently on Twitter telling fans that they need to average 25-30,000 a game if they want the Marlins to increase payroll without acknowledging that the root of the problem is ownership/the front office.

Like it’s truly unbelievable that we can’t even average 25,000 a night to watch our great lineup. C’mon guys, what is wrong with this fanbase? Are you not entertained?

Edited by Erick

If it takes an attendance increase to improve this team then they'll never be good because the fans are waiting for a winner. Look away until we get an owner who stops using attendance as an excuse or as some kind of false starting point. 

3 minutes ago, SilverBullet said:

If it takes an attendance increase to improve this team then they'll never be good because the fans are waiting for a winner. Look away until we get an owner who stops using attendance as an excuse or as some kind of false starting point. 

Case in point, and most obvious, Tampa.  It is not about attendance, it is about management and knowing what and how to run an organization.  

4 hours ago, Erick said:

A good organization would keep Pablo, get a solid hitting prospect for Bass/Okert, and spend some money on a hitter in free agency in the offseason. 

You lost Sherman at spend money...

13 minutes ago, SilverBullet said:

If it takes an attendance increase to improve this team then they'll never be good because the fans are waiting for a winner. Look away until we get an owner who stops using attendance as an excuse or as some kind of false starting point. 

The Panthers, playing HOCKEY in South Florida, have no problem spending to the cap, having their best player locked up long-term and just making a bold trade for a 24-year-old that they also signed after the trade for the next 8 years.

But Bruce Sherman and his $500 million net worth can’t support anything higher than a $55 million payroll.

Edited by Erick

2 hours ago, hovertical said:

Elon sure as shit wouldn't tolerate mediocrity and poor management. That said, I would trust him about as much as I'd trust Sherman overall. 

Still, certainly wouldn't be any worse but then again I thought that prior to Loria selling too.

If he's willing to throw money at shiny things because he likes them, and throw them away when they are done... I'll sign up for it. Heck, every player will.

1 hour ago, Entendu said:

Elon Musk owning this team would be a dream. We'd for sure be the most colorful team in baseball

We'll bring back Lime Green Outfield walls and move the HR thingy back indoors?

1 hour ago, Erick said:

Joe Frisaro is currently on Twitter telling fans that they need to average 25-30,000 a game if they want the Marlins to increase payroll without acknowledging that the root of the problem is ownership/the front office.

Like it’s truly unbelievable that we can’t even average 25,000 a night to watch our great lineup. C’mon guys, what is wrong with this fanbase? Are you not entertained?

He's still a shill even after being fired.

I want elon musk just for this lineup alone.... yes, let him tell the manager who to play and where.

1. Soto- RF
2. iancarlo Stanton- LF (requires a name change again, he can do it twice right?)
3. Xander Bogarts- SS
4. Trout - CF
5. Yordan Alvarez- DH

6. Nolan Arenado - 3B
7. i
8. Nola- C San Diego or Navaez C MiL
9. Eduardo Escobar 1B (Might need an upgrade)
SP-  Francisco Morales (number 1 on our staff, but number 69 in your programs.

Can anyone help me fill out the rest of the lineup?

 

Edited by Piazza31

Leaving blank so I can claim a better option was my idea first.

Edited by Piazza31
double post by accident

2 hours ago, Erick said:

Joe Frisaro is currently on Twitter telling fans that they need to average 25-30,000 a game if they want the Marlins to increase payroll without acknowledging that the root of the problem is ownership/the front office.

Like it’s truly unbelievable that we can’t even average 25,000 a night to watch our great lineup. C’mon guys, what is wrong with this fanbase? Are you not entertained?

Reminds me of the experience paradox.

Can’t get a job without having experience: can’t get experience without having a job.

 

In this case:

Can’t get a bigger payroll/better team without having 25,000 fans a game: can’t get 25,000 fans a game without getting a bigger payroll/better team.

 

And year after year of mediocre baseball, and always being 3-5 years away, except when those 3-5 years come, the roster is like 90% different but the same quality players pushing that 3-5 years away from competing back once again.

 

And that’s the life of a Marlins fan.

 

5 minutes ago, SirFishFan said:

Reminds me of the experience paradox.

Can’t get a job without having experience: can’t get experience without having a job.

 

In this case:

Can’t get a bigger payroll/better team without having 25,000 fans a game: can’t get 25,000 fans a game without getting a bigger payroll/better team.

 

And year after year of mediocre baseball, and always being 3-5 years away, except when those 3-5 years come, the roster is like 90% different but the same quality players pushing that 3-5 years away from competing back once again.

 

And that’s the life of a Marlins fan.

 

It's sort of like the paradox except the job is usually something the applicant wants to do....nobody wants to see this shit in the first place.

This Idea that Musk would swing BD energy... He is an egomaniac who would only buy this team as a tax write off or some loop hole. 

He would gut it and leave everyone just as miserable as they were before. 

3 minutes ago, hovertical said:

It's sort of like the paradox except the job is usually something the applicant wants to do....nobody wants to see this shit in the first place.

I would want to see the Marlins, even if they weren’t above .500, if they had an exciting team on the field, and at least made you feel like they had a chance every night. Case in point the 2006 team, chock full of rookies and other players nobody ever heard of, but still pretty exciting to watch and most games you felt like the Marlins had a chance to at least compete.

This current Marlins team, you only feel like that feeling when they play the Nats every few weeks, the rest of the time it’s like when you see the Marlins will play the Mets or Cardinals and you already know they will most likely lose the game even before the first pitch is thrown. 😔

4 minutes ago, SirFishFan said:

If Musk bought the Marlins, he would probably move the team to Las Vegas or somewhere else.

it would be fine by me. i've had my team move cities before and i followed them. 

5 hours ago, Erick said:

The Panthers, playing HOCKEY in South Florida, have no problem spending to the cap, having their best player locked up long-term and just making a bold trade for a 24-year-old that they also signed after the trade for the next 8 years.

But Bruce Sherman and his $500 million net worth can’t support anything higher than a $55 million payroll.

Heck, they even needed a goalie when Luongo retired... and overpaid but got the best goalie on the market. Fingers crossed Bob bounces back or gets traded soon- but they have spent to stay competitive and to win. Marlins.... they were happy with the covid shortened season.

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