The Miami Marlins are one pace for the quickest tear down of a roster in the history of Major League Baseball. After signing several big name free agents, such as Jose Reyes, Heath Bell, and Mark Buerhle, in the offseason, the Marlins have already moved towards dismantling the team. They traded away Hanley Ramirez midseason, [...]
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The Victory Formation:
PLAYERS:
Ozzie Guillen,
Jose Reyes,
Heath Bell,
Hanley Ramirez
TEAMS: Chicago White Sox, Miami Marlins, Los Angeles Dodgers
TEAMS: Chicago White Sox, Miami Marlins, Los Angeles Dodgers
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Marlins on the road against slumping Mets
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Photo: Marlins rookies forced to dress up as polo players
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The last-place Miami Marlins have been a huge disappointment this season. However, they did manage to bring some joy to those who encounter the above photo. What you see here is some typical September hazing around MLB as the Marlins veterans made the rookies dress us up as the U.S. Water Polo team. Perhaps they should meet the Washington Nationals rookies, or should I say the U...
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Marlins Rookies Hits Up Times Square in Speedos
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We fit right in here T...
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Hope for the Hopeless: Miami Marlins
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Miami Marlins Still Having Fun In Last Place
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The Miami Marlins rookies got some good old fashioned hazing recently as the veterans on the team forced them to wear US men’s water polo uniforms. The uniforms don’t leave much to the imagination, and I imagine I don’t ever need to see this pic again.
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MLB Rumors: Miami Marlins Firing Ozzie Guillen Would Only Further Illustrate Front Office Baseball Ignorance
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Chipper Jones Receives Rod, Reel and Fishing Gear After Owning Marlins Throughout Career
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Mets 7, Marlins 3
In the first two innings at Citi Field on Friday night, a team missed a popup and a fly ball, botched a grounder and threw a run-scoring wild pitch.
In a surprise, the guilty club was the Miami Marlins, not the New York Mets.
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Preview: Game 150 - Marlins at Mets - Turner vs Niese
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J. Niese (L) 28 11-9 3.465.25-53.709/14@MILW6.0621-218.03.00
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Trippy
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