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Pie to the face results in tear to the knee for Coghlan
Posted on 28 Jul 2010 by Keith Kobler.
The “Sophomore Jinx” took on a whole new meaning Monday night in Florida as the home crowd witnessed the 2nd strangest injury of the year that landed 2009 Rookie of the Year Chris Coghlan on the shelf. Coghlan tore the meniscus in his left knee upon greeting Wes Helms in front of the dugout after the veteran 1st baseman won the game for the Marlins with their 4th walk-off victory o...
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Marlins skipper gets the hook
Posted on 24 Jun 2010 by Keith Kobler.
In a move that many around Marlins camp considered inevitable if the team didn't change its inconsistent ways, on Wednesday the Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez was sent packing. Sporting a 34-36, 4th place record in the quickly accelerating NL East, Gonzalez was relieved of his duties along with bench coach Carlos Tosca and batting coach Jim Presley. Gonzalez, the first time manager, took over ...
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JJ stings Rays, as Marlins take 2 of 3
Posted on 21 Jun 2010 by Keith Kobler.
In a season that has been thus far a disappointment, Josh Johnson continues to look like a sure candidate for the N.L. Cy Young this year as he again took the mound and baffled the opposition, this time he got the best of the A.L. co-division leaders and in-state rivals, the Tampa Bay Rays. It's nice to see that Josh Johnson will not become the next Zane Smith and only have success against my...
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Payback’s a bitch Roy
Posted on 11 Jun 2010 by Keith Kobler.
. Did somebody say “deja vu”? Almost 2 weeks ago on May 29th, two of the premier pitchers in the National League hooked up on the mound at Sun Life Stadium in Josh Johnson and Roy Halladay. When the last out was recorded, Philadelphia came away with the victory while Doc Holliday came away with his first career perfect game and the 2nd this year in the majors. Johnson was good, but...
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Fish hoping Stanton can help team swim back upstream
Posted on 7 Jun 2010 by Keith Kobler.
The Florida Marlins announced after Sunday's game that the teams most promising prospect Mike Santon would be called up and heading to Philly. The Marlins will begin a 3 game series with their divisiion rival Phillies and management is hoping Stanton can inject a much needed spark to to the faltering and under-acheiving club. His name might remind you of the former lefty reliever that had a s...
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Fish’s Johnson not bad, but Phil’s Halladay is perfect
Posted on 30 May 2010 by Keith Kobler.
What more can ya ask for as a baseball fan? Memorial Day Weekend, South Florida on a georgious 85 degree Saturday night, a perfect setting for baseball. To top it all off, throw in a marquis pitching match up of two of the top pitchers in the majors between staff aces Josh Johnson and Roy Halladay….what could be more perfect? The bill lived up to the hype and on any other night, walking ...
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Deserving Fish, not fairing well in early All-Star Poll’s
Posted on 26 May 2010 by Keith Kobler.
The voting for the 2010 All-Star game is currently in full swing and once again we are seeing exactly why the voting is more a popularity contest then it is actually for first half's performance. Marlins 2b Dan Uggla, who currently leads the National League with 12 homers and 3B Jorge Cantu, who ranks 4th in the N.L. with 34 RBI's are nowhere to be found at the top of the list of vote getters....
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Effortless Hanley benched by Gonzalez, turmoil brewing in Fish clubhouse
Posted on 18 May 2010 by Keith Kobler.
Ok Marlins fans, your team is coming off a 5 out of 6 winning streak, the dynamic offense that everyone has been waiting for is finally showing signs of life, and your team which was sitting in the N.L. East basement less than a week ago is now in 2nd place…..Naturally it's the perfect time for some friction in the clubhouse brought on by your star franchise player. Last night in Florida,...
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Bats Come Alive as Fish Sweep Sinking Mets
Posted on 17 May 2010 by Keith Kobler.
The great thing about this game of baseball, we often refer to as ‘The National Pastime” is that on any given day at any given ballpark, you just might witness something historical. The 17,977 that made it out to Sun Life Stadium on Sunday got to witness something that no Marlins team had ever done since the teams inception in 1993, sweep the New York Mets in a 4 game series at hom...
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Marlins-Mets-Marquee Match Up
Posted on 13 May 2010 by Keith Kobler.
Yours truly is back and better then ever after a short hiatus. Thursday evening, the Marlins and Mets hook up for the first of a four game series and oh boy is it a dandy of a pitching pairing. In a repeat of their Opening Day match up, staff aces Josh Johnson takes the hill for Florida against New York's best, Johan Santana. Back on Opening Day, the ballyhooed match up hardly lived up to t...
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Note to Marlins Offense…….WAKE UP
Posted on 27 Apr 2010 by Keith Kobler.
Prior to the seasons start, many “prognosticators” along with yours truly felt the real “X” factors that would determine the fate for this years Florida team would be the starting pitching and defense. The offensive attack supplied by the likes of Hanley Ramirez, Dan Uggla, Jorge Cantu and others were looked at as the teams strength and as an offense that had the potenti...
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Nolasco and Robertson pitch in as Fish take 2 of 3 from Phils
Posted on 19 Apr 2010 by Keith Kobler.
The Marlins entered the weekend series versus the Phils at Citizens Bank Ballpark with a respectable 6-4 record thus far this year. Not bad but considering the competition, The Mets, Dodgers, and Reds it's nothing manager Fredi Gonzalez would write home about. Florida's first real opportunity to test how elite they can be in the National League East would come against the N.L. Champs, the Phila...
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