This news shouldn’t come as much of a shock, given the fact owner Jeffrey Loria shipped off a chunk of the team in the off season.
The Marlins have the worst attendance in the National League with an average of 18,864 per game–capacity of the park is 37,442, and once the upper deck is closed capacity will be 27,000.
The block off will occur for the next 6 games of a 9 game...
There may be no man in baseball more roundly hated by fans, players and team personnel than Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria.
Not only has the team’s miserable production on the field (5-17 as of Friday, the worst mark in the majors) caused fans to avoid state-of-the-art Marlins Park like the plague, Loria’s seeming desire to control every aspect of his organization is continuing...
In old and completely beaten into the ground news, Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria is an idiot. This time, though, it is from overruling his General Manager and Manager and dictating on the field lineup changes. Wait, the owner is doing this, you ask. Yes, the owner. The same scumbag who ruined the once proud Montreal Expos only to get a free pass and somehow be allowed to ruin another...
WHO'S THE BOSS?
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria reportedly overrode manager Mike Redmond's plan for who would pitch in the team's doubleheader against the Twins this week.
Common sense would predict that not all of the 34,439 fans who went to the two-year-old ballpark in Miami on Monday night were happy people.
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria embarrassed himself and the team’s fan base with one of the worst salary dumps in the history of Major League Baseball just months after opening a new stadium and acquiring half a dozen big-name free agents last...
PIZZA PIZZA
Prior to the start of the Miami Marlins season, the organization began offering tickets on Groupon, in a desperate ploy by Jeffrey Loria to bring people into the 2-year-old stadium paid by taxpayer money with the idea that the … Continue reading →
RIGHT BACK AT YOU
Jose Reyes went on the offensive after Jeffrey Loria denied his claim that the Marlins owner told him to buy a home in Miami the day before he was traded to the Blue Jays.
Wow. All I can say is wow. Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria must really think that the few remaining fans of the team are really stupid. Amid growing criticism of him and the operation of his baseball club, Loria used the power of the pen to write an open letter to the fans of the Marlins, a letter that was published in three South Florida newspapers including The Miami Herald....
Spring training offers players, coaches, fans and management a chance to see where their respective franchises could be headed, providing glimpses of the future with prospects or seeing how established stars show up and get to work.
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria, perhaps feeling the rejuvenating properties of spring, penned a letter to fans, a letter that appeared as an ad in the...
HERE'S THE PLAN
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria took out a full-page ad in the Miami Herald to attempt to explain the direction of the team. See what he said.