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MARCELL OZUNA RUMORS
Could the Miami Marlins have the best outfield in baseball?
It hasn’t exactly been quiet, but the Miami Marlins have managed to upgrade their roster substantially towards contending in 2015. In a National League East that is expected to be run by the Washington Nationals in the upcoming season, the Marlins seem to be the team that has the best chance of standing in their way in doing so. A primary reason that they find themselves in such...
Via The Outside Corner
January 08, 2015
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Player Profile #154: Marcell Ozuna | OF | MIA
As mentioned in our Yan Gomes fantasy projection, Marcell Ozuna was one of nine first-time 20-homer players in 2014. That he hit just three home runs in 291 PA in his 2013 rookie season was nothing but a fluke — this man has power.
Of the 67 players who hit at least 18 HR last year, Ozuna’s average distance (403.9 feet) was good for 15th, tied with Jose Bautista (according to...
Via Baseball Professor
January 06, 2015
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Baseball Profcast: Ozuna’s 2015 Value
In Episode 132, Professors Jake Devereaux (@DevJake) and Matt Commins (@MattCommins) recap all the fantasy relevant news from around the league.
Submit a question for the guys to answer on tomorrow’s show!
Today’s topics include:
A breakdown of Marcell Ozuna and how to value him in 2015
Matt makes a bold call about Colin McHugh
We discuss injuries to both David Wright and...
Via Baseball Professor
September 11, 2014
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Marcell Ozuna goes down hard after missing curveball (VIDEO)
Marcell Ozuna took a dramatic swing at Chase Anderson's curve ball Monday night and turned a miss into some sort of Off-Broadway hit.The Marlins centerfielder was fooled so soundly by the pitch, he swung, whiffed and ended up a histrionic wreck on his knees.Was Ozuna faked out so badly by the change-up or was he just adding a little theatrical flair to his swing?Either way, it looks...
Via The Other Paper
July 08, 2014
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MLB Play Of The Day #1: Marcell Ozuna’s Throw To End The Game
The Miami Marlins have quite the outfield when it comes to defensive arms. While Marcell Ozuna was considered the worst of the three, I highly doubt that is the case.
Marcell Ozuna threw out two Mets at the plate, one to end the game. For those who don’t know, Marcell Ozuna threw out a above average runner in Kirk Nieuwenhuis at the plate.
The post MLB Play Of The Day #1: Marcell...
Via Standing O Sports
June 21, 2014
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Marlins notes: Ozuna first among NL outfielders in RBI and tied for first in HRs
STREAKY OZUNA
Since May 21, Marcell Ozuna is batting .328 with five homers and 16 RBI. During that span, he ranks first among NL outfielders in RBI and tied for first in home runs.
Like teammate Christian Yelich, this year marks Ozuna's first major-league season. The pair earned call-ups in 2013.
"He's a rookie," Redmond said. "This guy's a young hitter learning at the big-league...
Via Fox Sports Florida
June 08, 2014
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Miami Marlins: Fish invade nation’s capital
Jacob Turner earned his first win of the season on Saturday. (Katherine Rios)
Marlins meet Nats for three games
The Miami Marlins will spend their Memorial Day in the nation’s capital as they open a three-game series against the Washington Nationals. Over the weekend, Miami dropped two of three to the first place Milwaukee Brewers, marking just the second home series this season...
Via isportsweb.com
May 26, 2014
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Persistence pays off as Marcell Ozuna busts out of slump in big way for Marlins
MIAMI -- An animated fish once offered the famous advice "just keep swimming."
Mired in a monthlong slump, Miami Marlins center fielder Marcell Ozuna knew he needed to do just that in order to break out of his rough stretch.
Ozuna drove in a career-high five runs to help Miami rout the Philadelphia Phillies 14-5 Wednesday night at Marlins Park.
The 23-year-old went 2 for 4, adding...
Via Fox Sports Florida
May 21, 2014
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With Opening Day near, Marcell Ozuna hoping to find his rhythm soon
JUPITER, Fla. -- Timing means everything in baseball.
Just ask Marlins outfielder Marcell Ozuna, who is trying to take his recent struggles in stride.
When slugger Giancarlo Stanton landed on the disabled list in late April 2013, a little-known prospect from Double-A Jacksonville earned his call-up. Miami had won just eight games through the first month of the season.
Ozuna hit ...
Via Fox Sports Florida
March 18, 2014
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Deep League Thoughts – Marcell Ozuna
I told ya I'd take it deep! Wait, that doesn't sound right...strike that, reverse it, scramble to the sidelines, get dropped before you're out of bounds and call a time out. Yeah, yeah I mixed sports metaphors but what do you expect from the guy who also works over on the Fantasy Football side of Razzball? As my wise friend Tehol once said, just as a leopard can't change it's spots...
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