Found September 22, 2012 on hardballchat.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
The Miami Marlins may have spent a lot of money this past offseason. They built a brand new [albeit ugly] ballpark that none of the players enjoy. They hired a new manager with World Series credentials to turn around a losing atmosphere. They signed a bunch of elite players to come in and help make the Marlins a contender. They even changed their logo and uniform entirely in hopes of ushering in a new winning way. Simply put, it hasn’t worked. But if the Marlins plan to fire first year manager Ozzie Guillen to shake things up, they would only further illustrate just how ignorant they are, especially in the front office. Owner Jeffrey Loria is bad for baseball. Plain and simple. He is bad for the Marlins as well. Here is a guy who has no idea how to run a successful MLB franchise for many years. he puts all of his eggs in one basket and tries to buy a championship for one season. If it works, he has a fire sale the following offseason. If it doesn’t work, he conducts a f...
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