The Marlins have gone from just a few games out of first 3 days ago, to sitting in 4th hoping they don't fall to 5th. The Marlins needed to pick up the majority of the wins over this 10 game home-stretch they, they have not done that so far. They have lost 3 out of their first 4 games. The next two games will be just as difficult as the Phillies always play the fish well as we know.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Marlins Lose 1st Game to Phillies. Now 3 Losses In A Row. Must Pick It Up Quick.
With 1 out in the 9th inning the Marlins had two runners and were down by only one run. Then the veteran closer ,Contreras, struck out Cody Ross with a ridiculous off speed pitch after a 96 mile an hour heater the pitch before. Paulino came up next and quickly hit a shallow pop up which ended the game with Cantu and Uggla stranded after two singles each.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Marlins Begin Ten Game Home-Stand Kicked-Off With Phillies
The Florida Marlins kickoff a ten game home-stand beginning today at Sun Life Stadium. They start with the Atlanta Braves today, here is the upcoming schedule:
May 25-27 - Atlanta Braves
May 28-30 - Philadelphia Phillies
May 31- June 3 - Milwaukee Brewers
Atlanta is 23-21 and the Marlins are 23-22. This should be a great series.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Florida Marlins Site (Official): Stanton Enjoying Ride En Route To Miami
By Alden Gonzalez / MLB.com
05/24/10 3:50 PM ET
MIAMI -- Mike Stanton, as one might expect, isn't a fan of bus rides.
"I don't like them at all," he said Wednesday after he got off his most recent one, a six-hour trek from Zebulon, N.C., to Sevierville, Tenn., where the Marlins' heralded prospect continued his 2010 surge through Double-A baseball.
Stanton's Minor League success thus far is an uncomfortable one. Not because his hype and current gaudy numbers give him fewer good pitches to hit on a nightly basis, or because those same factors have him conducting about as many interviews as quality at-bats per day. He handles all of that in stride.
It's simply because buses are hard to relax on when you're listed at 6-foot-5 and 235 pounds.
"They're uncomfortable," said Stanton, the No. 3-rated prospect by MLB.com. "I don't really fit in the seats, because I'm so big. I usually just lay down on the floor to stretch my legs out a little bit."
Read the rest here: Mike Stanton enjoying Ride En Route To Miami
05/24/10 3:50 PM ET
MIAMI -- Mike Stanton, as one might expect, isn't a fan of bus rides.
"I don't like them at all," he said Wednesday after he got off his most recent one, a six-hour trek from Zebulon, N.C., to Sevierville, Tenn., where the Marlins' heralded prospect continued his 2010 surge through Double-A baseball.
Stanton's Minor League success thus far is an uncomfortable one. Not because his hype and current gaudy numbers give him fewer good pitches to hit on a nightly basis, or because those same factors have him conducting about as many interviews as quality at-bats per day. He handles all of that in stride.
It's simply because buses are hard to relax on when you're listed at 6-foot-5 and 235 pounds.
"They're uncomfortable," said Stanton, the No. 3-rated prospect by MLB.com. "I don't really fit in the seats, because I'm so big. I usually just lay down on the floor to stretch my legs out a little bit."
Read the rest here: Mike Stanton enjoying Ride En Route To Miami
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