Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Second Rocks

The 2nd game of the Colorado series should be tonight, unless the bobbleheads break out of the museum and start rampaging.

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First Rocks

The Fish are back home for ten games straight. The Rockies start the festivities for three. Philly is the only other NL East team playing at home this series.

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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Closer to Home

The end of Interleague Weekend with the Indians is scheduled to be a 1:05 start.

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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Saturday with AL

Since I pre-posted this some time ago, I don't know if the weather's holding up in Cleveland. All I know now is that the Fish have a 4:05 start scheduled there today. At least the Mets and Braves are playing away games too.

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Friday, May 18, 2012

Interleague Weekend

Only the Cardinals and Dodgers get to avoid the curse of Interleague Weekend. The Marlins are playing the Indians for a scheduled three games - the Fish are the only NL East team not playing an AL East team this weekend.

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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Short Shots

The quickie series against the Braves ends tonight. The Fish have another two-game series on the schedule for August 28-29 at home with the Nats.

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Next Two-Gamer

For the next two-game series the Nats and Mets are at home, and Philly is away, as they play the NL Central. The Marlins go to Atlanta on their way to Cleveland.

I'm sorta away too, so for a while posts will be even lighter than usual.

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Bye Bye Buckos

Correia and Josh are scheduled to start tonight. The Marlins won't see Pittsburgh again until July 20.

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Monday, May 14, 2012

First of Two Two-fers

This is the goofy week in the schedule where MLB has the teams play two 2-game series in a row.

The Marlins are 3 games into a scheduled 20-game stretch without a day off, but with 15 of those 20 games at home (they have another 20-game run in August, with only 6 of those games at home). The Fish play 21 of their next 29 games at home.

All the NL East teams play at home today and tomorrow. In Miami, the Fish host the Pirates for their first two-bagger. Bedard and Anibal are expected to start.

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Saturday, May 12, 2012

Knuckle Under?

The Marlins have been on a tear recently. But will R.A.'s flutterer slow them down? Or will the humid ponderosity of Marlins Park squash Dickey flat? Ricky pitches in today's early FOX game.

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Friday, May 11, 2012

Make-Up Time

Here's last night's Fish-less games....
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And tonight the Marlins and Mets battle it out in Miami...
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Monday, May 07, 2012

Half-Way Home

The Mets play at Philly, but all the other NL East teams play away against the NL Central this go-around. The Marlins make their last visit to a NL stadium in Texas (until the day some future Selig decides once again to reorganize everything). It's Zamby vs. Wandy tonight.

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Sunday, May 06, 2012

Again?

The Fish go for their second straight series sweep this Sunday. (Yahoo)(ESPN)(CBSSports)(MLB)(FOX)(CNNSI)

Wednesday, May 02, 2012

SF Game 2

The Marlins get a fortunate win last night. Now that they are away from huge, drippy and grass-killing Marlins Park, maybe they can string a few more wins together. Tonight Mr. Z and Sr. Z mount the mound.

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Tuesday, May 01, 2012

West Coast Swing

The Marlins hope their luck is better on the other side of the continent.

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Just Another Game

The Cubs come to town. The Fish so far this year have shown all the defensive flair of last year. But now that the Marlins have their dead rally bird every thing should be all right. The slower Josh Johnson and Ryan Dempster are scheduled to start.

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Monday, April 16, 2012

Quiet Before the Storm?

The Marlins take their 3rd day off in 10 games today. As the world waits another day of anticipation to see what will happen when Ozzie oozes back onto the field, the rest of the NL East play ...

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Friday, April 13, 2012

Back to the Dome Home

The Marlins arrive back "home", on Friday the 13th no less, to have a series with the 'stros, for the third Fish game managed by Joey Cora.

Reports report that there were no overt protests at the ballpark tonight (so far). Maybe anger over Ozzie's obnoxious Castro comment may have been tempered by remembering that last month someone had a nice friendy chat with the evil tyrant and yet there were no calls for that person's resignation or boycotts of his many establishments.

Nolasco and Harrell aim for the fish tanks tonight.

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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Time for Monday Baseball....

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Ozzie Explains at 10:30 Today

If he finds a way to continue as Marlins manager he would be much greater than Fidel, since he wouldn't have to kill anyone to stay in power.

Here's one Cuban-American, anti-santeria viewpoint.

UPDATE: Ozzie gets suspended for 5 days. Some angry exiles are shouting for Guillen's removal. They're not only angry at his admiring Fidel for being able to stay in power for the last 50 years, but they're also angry at Ozzie for reminding them and the world of the other implied meaning of his statement - that the Cuban exiles have failed at getting rid of Fidel for the last 50 years.

Monday, April 09, 2012

Mad Monday

In today's action the Fish win over the Phillies 6-2.

Here's the rest of tonight's action...

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And in tomorrow's action Ozzie will appear at Marlins Park, probably wearing red-orange Kevlar, to once again apologize to those who consider apologies unacceptable. And somewhere under the outfield bleachers, Jeffrey will probably be dusting off old Trader Jack again.

Wednesday, April 04, 2012

O-fish-al Opening Day

The 1st game of the new Miami Marlins and their stadium is tonight against the Cardinals. Down below are scoreboards from 6 services - pick what you like.

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Tuesday, April 03, 2012

One More Chance

At tonight's Open Workout, which is free to the public, a 'limited' number of $25 SRO Opening Day tickets will be sold. Marlins Park ticket windows are to open at 5 PM.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

More Photos

Here's another picture of the home run contraption

Here's the best shot I got of the fish tanks

Here's some artwork over the entryway

And this is what the outside looked like.

Watch out for falling letters, though.

Some BallPark Photos

The Ballpark is kind of impressive.

Here's the back of the weird home run thing in left center...

...and here's some of its mysterious workings.

The best thing about the park is how the concourse opens out to the field, so that it's easier not to miss some action while waiting for grub.

The next best thing is the many condiment bars - sneak in 2 pieces of bread and a can of sardines and you can pile on the flavor.

Thursday, March 08, 2012

Half The Fun Is Getting There

The article in today's Herald pertaining to the parking situation at the new ballpark during last night's game was reposted in toto by the other two local fishwraps, in all probability because those papers' reporters couldn't get their cars through all the traffic.

The article discussed how, in the stadium's first game with prepaid parking, people who didn't prepay had to scramble to get spots anywhere they could find them - some for as long as an hour-and-a half.

I had it better. I went to the game, and I actually had prepaid parking, and at 6:30 PM it took only 25 minutes to go the three blocks from southbound 17th Avenue into the entrance of the south garages, which is where we were directed to. No left turn lights, cars backed up into the blocked intersections, cars stuck behind the locals' cars parked along the sides of the street, one possible cop on the corner waving drivers in to drive through the turn lanes, and then getting into the garage and discovering that the parking spaces are all sized for Fiats and Smart cars.

Yeah, it was great. It was so great we actually somehow made it into the building. I'll post some pictures of it later.

Meanwhile, if you got tickets for the Yankees series, better start heading over there now.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

In And Out

Here is a probably incomplete list of who joined and who left the Marlins club during the off-season...


Not with the Org. Now with the Org.
--------------------------------------------
Ozzie Martinez Ozzie Guillen
Jhan Marinez Ricardo Andres
Brian Sanches Joey Cora
Vinny Rottino Gary Thurman
Perry Hill Wade Le Blanc
Joe Thurston Heath Bell
Brandon Hyde Robert Ray
Darin Downs Donnie Webb
John Baker Jake Jeffries
Burke Badenhop Aaron Rowand
Manatees Jose Reyes
Mermaids Mark Buehrle
Jose Lopez Nick Green
Corey Hart Bobby Ramos
Chris Volstad Brendon Sagara
Elih Villanueva Carlos Zambrano
Clay Hensley Chad Gaudin
Brad Davis Donovan Solano
Terry Tiffee
Gil Velasquez
Rob Delany
Austin Kearns
Gary Glover
J D Nartin
Beau Jones
Alberto Bastardo

Monday, February 20, 2012

In Other News...

We drove by the new stadium last week. On the outside there is still much construction equipment and scaffolding surrounding the project, with its first public event coming in two weeks. It was a weekday around 2:30PM - and traffic was a crowded, stop-and-go, lane-changing mess along 7th Street and 17th Avenue, two main arteries that lead into the park. Turning onto a side-road near the west side of the stadium we faced one of the guarded construction gates; turning left from there we immediately faced a chicken crossing the road.

Scott Cousins continues the team's numerological experiments.

Michael Jong "celebrates" ten years of Jeffrey.

A Met fan's perspective on Gary Carter.

And spring training gets going this week.

Tuesday, February 07, 2012

More Notices

The auction for Reyes' hair ends today. (nbcmiami)

Jeffrey's probably looking for something to auction off for extra cash now that Anibal won in arbitration. (gmanetwork)

And the Marlins may need to have Oviedo pitch through Skype. (foxsportsflorida)

Sunday, January 29, 2012

End-of-January Notes

David Samson was projected to have a David Samsonish kind of a weekend. (sportsbusinessdaily)

Before that, Samson announced the stadium's name is "Marlins Park", up until some corporation coughs up continuous cash. (cbssports)

The stadium impresses fans on Saturday (with photos). (trb)

Buehrle and Mrs. Buehrle fight to let their pit bull live in Miami-Dade county... (sun-sentinel)

...as the state gets closer to rescinding the ban... (miaminewtimes)

...which would then make the only problem with living in Miami being the fact that you have to live with Miamians. (nbcmiami)

Friday, January 20, 2012

Nooze

Ozzie may be peeved at Peavy. (espn)

There's 22 invites to the spring. (miamiherald)

And tickets for the spring start selling Saturday. (sun-sentinel)

Thursday, January 19, 2012

The Final Fifty

Kevin Kraczkowski gives his list of the 50 all-time best Florida Marlins. (fishstripes)

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Juan Dough

Oviedo signs with the Fish for $6 million - now if he could only get back in the US... (reuters)

Monday, January 16, 2012

Nothing For Free?

Hold on there... looks like the county still has to approve the trolley plan, the money still hasn't been issued, it will be inadequate anyway, and the Marlins still won't help out.

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Something For Free?

It's been a while since the Marlins offered the fans something for free.

And now we can announce to the world that they still haven't - the city has once again recognized a necessity, and stepped into it.

Miami commissioners have decided to dish out the dough to provide 'free' 'trolley' service between the (unnamed) stadium and Metrorail, Downtown, Overtown and Brickell.

Outside of game days this should make getting around town easier. But for game days all they will need to do is figure out a way for these vehicles to actually reach the ballpark through the jammed lines of expensive gas-guzzlers wrapped in layers around the stadium trying to squeeze into the garages by way of the tiny neighborhood access roads.

Tuesday, January 03, 2012

Greg Returns

Dobbs re-signs with the Fish (si.com)

Dobbs gets 3 mil for 2 years. (sun-sentinel)

Just don't have him bat in August. (baseball-reference)

Saturday, December 31, 2011

News to Peruse

Michael Jong gives a quick projection of the 2012 Marlins. (fishstripes)

The new Marlins are also considered to be 'most interesting'. (sbnation)

The Marlins go to Maui to get a pitching coach for the Jammers. (mauinews)

(FIX) Jeffrey's past actions gets someone so enraged that he ends up apologizing for an intemperate comparison. (deadspin)

The Panthers want to play hockey outdoors in the new stadium. (sbnation)

And it looks as though the best (and quietest) seats in the park will be occupied by schools of fish. (mlb)

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Old Vs. New, Part Two

Nathaniel Rakich analyses how new ballparks affect attendance, and zeroes in on a factor that promises continued good attendance. (baseballot)

Old Vs. New

What happens to major-league teams' win-loss records when they abandon old ballparks for new?

With the help of Baseball-Reference.com, I made a list of the win-loss records, both overall (home and away) and just home records, of every team (I hope) since 1961 that moved to a new stadium within the same home market.

I listed the stats of the last season in the old stadium and the first year in the new. In cases where a team switched stadiums during the middle of a season, I split that season's records between the two venues (an exception being the '66 Cards, who, since they played only 10 games in their old park that year, I added the '65 results to those early games). I counted the away games played after the last home game at the old ballpark but before the first home game in the new park as part of the old stadiums' overall stats.

I'm not including temporary moves, like when the Yanks played in Shea in 1974, but only moves to new 'permanent' home parks.

Here's the data...

Wins-Losses
Team Old Ballpark New Ballpark
Year Ballpark Overall- Home Overall- Home
---- -------- - ------------------------------
Senators
1961 Griffith - 61-100- 33-46
1962 DC Stdim - - - - - - - - - 60-101- 27-53
Dodgers
1961 LAMemCol - 89-65 - 45-32
1962 Dodger S - - - - - - - - -102-63 - 54-29
Mets
1963 Polo Grs - 51-111- 34-47
1964 Shea Std - - - - - - - - - 53-109- 33-48
Colt 45s/Astros
1964 Colt Std - 66-96 - 41-40
1965 Astrodme - - - - - - - - - 65-97 - 36-45
Cardinals
1965 Busch I - 80-81 - 42-39
1966 Busch I - 9-14 - 3- 7
1966 Busch II - - - - - - - - - 74-65 - 40-31
Pirates
1970 Forbes F - 50-39 - 26-16
1970 3 Rivers - - - - - - - - - 39-34 - 24-16
Reds
1970 CroslyFi - 52-21 - 28- 8
1970 RvrfrtSt - - - - - - - - - 50-39 - 29-16
Phillies
1970 ConnMacS - 73-88 - 40-40
1971 VeteranS - - - - - - - - - 67-95 - 34-47
Royals
1972 Municipl - 76-78 - 44-33
1973 Kauffman - - - - - - - - - 88-74 - 48-33
Expos
1976 PrcJarry - 55-107- 27-53
1977 StOlmpiq - - - - - - - - - 75-87 - 38-43
Twins
1981 Metro St - 41-68 - 24-36
1982 Mtrodome - - - - - - - - - 60-102- 37-44
Blue Jays
1989 Exhib St - 23-31 - 12-14
1989 SkyDome - - - - - - - - - 66-42 - 34-21
White Sox
1990 Comiskey - 94-68 - 49-31
1991 CmiskyII - - - - - - - - - 87-75 - 46-35
Orioles
1991 Memorial - 67-95 - 33-48
1992 Camden Y - - - - - - - - - 89-73 - 43-38
Indians
1993 ClvlndSt - 76-86 - 46-35
1994 JacobsFl - - - - - - - - - 66-47 - 35-16
Rangers
1993 ArlgtnSt - 86-76 - 50-31
1994 BllpkArl - - - - - - - - - 52-62 - 31-32
Rockies
1994 MileHgSt - 53-64 - 25-32
1995 Coors Fi - - - - - - - - - 77-67 - 44-28
Braves
1996 FultonCS - 96-66 - 56-25
1997 Turner F - - - - - - - - -101-61 - 50-31
Mariners
1999 Kingdome - 42-45 - 20-19
1999 Safeco F - - - - - - - - - 37-38 - 23-19
Astros
1999 Astrodme - 97-65 - 50-32
2000 Enron Fl - - - - - - - - - 72-90 - 39-42
Giants
1999 Candlstk - 86-76 - 49-32
2000 Pac Bell - - - - - - - - - 97-65 - 55-26
Tigers
1999 Tiger St - 69-92 - 38-43
2000 Comerica - - - - - - - - - 79-83 - 43-38
Brewers
2000 CountySt - 73-89 - 42-39
2001 MillerPk - - - - - - - - - 68-94 - 36-45
Pirates
2000 3 Rivers - 69-93 - 37-44
2001 PNC Park - - - - - - - - - 62-100- 38-43
Reds
2002 CinergyF - 78-84 - 38-43
2003 GrAmerBP - - - - - - - - - 69-93 - 35-46
Phillies
2003 VeteranS - 86-76 - 49-32
2004 CitiznBP - - - - - - - - - 86-76 - 42-39
San Diego
2003 Qualcomm - 64-98 - 35-46
2004 Petco Pk - - - - - - - - - 87-75 - 42-39
Cardinals
2005 Busch II -100-62 - 50-31
2006 BuschIII - - - - - - - - - 83-78 - 49-31
Nationals
2007 RFK Stad - 73-89 - 40-41
2008 Nats Prk - - - - - - - - - 59-102- 34-46
Mets
2008 Shea Std - 89-73 - 48-33
2009 Citi Fld - - - - - - - - - 70-92 - 41-40
Yankees
2008 YnkeeSt2 - 89-73 - 48-33
2009 YnkeeSt3 - - - - - - - - -103-59 - 57-24
Twins
2009 Mtrodome - 87-76 - 49-33
2010 Target F - - - - - - - - - 94-68 - 53-28

____________________________________________________
Totals
| OLD STADIUM NEW STADIUM
| Overall At Home Overall At Home
----------------------------------------------------
W/L | 2300-2445 1251-1114 2337-2406 1270-1112
Win% | .4847 .5290 .4927 .5332

Saturday, December 17, 2011

'Occupy the Marlins'

Patrick Hruby gathers together the mightly-familiar litany of supposed abuses against the public perpetrated by the world of sports in general and Jeffrey and his minions in particular, and decides the time has come. (thepostgame.com)

Monday, December 12, 2011

Bye Bye Hopper

The Fish trade Burke to TB for minor-league catcher Jake Jefferies,
sign Aaron Rowand to a minor-league deal, and re-signed Donnie Murphy.

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Sunday, December 04, 2011

Jeffrey Reveals his True Identity as 'Mister Moneybags'

We all know the Marlins are signing Heath Bell, another Padre pitcher who unfortunately is not considered a plus by everybody out there. Now the Fish look like they are about to give over 100 million bucks to Jose Reyes, gaining a fragile superstar shortshop that will allow a shifting of our other fragile superstar shortshop over to third base.

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Too Many Newsy Things

Bye bye Brian...Sanches signs with the Phillies.

The Marlins sign Robert Ray and Luke Montz.

John Baker thanks Marlins fans.

There's no money budgeted to add more mass transit to the new stadium than what's there now, which ain't enough.

Besides the taxes, the city of Miami took another look at the stadium agreement and discovered that they have to pay for stadium maintenance too.

And now more bickering will delay leasing out the garages' retail and restaurant areas.

Billy's new look promotes commentary.

So has the projected contraption to celebrate home runs, which may get assembled in time for the first pitches, but is planned not to be viewable during off-days, even though it's officially a public work of 'art'.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Finally Some News

Bye Bye Bake...John Baker is traded away, to the only MLB town that doesn't need a domed stadium, for pitcher Wade LeBlanc. (Miamiherald)

The Marlins announce their spring training schedule. (Miamiherald)

And that sound you hear is the city of Miami screaming 'WTF!!' as they discover that the contract with the Marlins that they hastily agreed to a few years back not only obligated the city to build parking garages for the new (still unnanmed) stadium, but also forces the city to pay the property taxes on those same garages. (sun-sentinel)

The Miami Marlins, So Far

Much noise has been made. Dan Le Batard gives the whys.

Stanton, Hayes, Petersen, Billy and the Mermaids head out to the troops.

Steve Slowinski gives a preliminary guess on how the new ballpark will play.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Happy Changes Vs. Results

Since the start of the 162-game-per-season era in 1961, it seems there has been only one other MLB team that at the same time both officially changed its name and moved to a new ballpark while remaining in the same market. That was the team in Houston, who ended the 1964 season as the Colt 45's playing in Colt Stadium, and began 1965 as the Astros in the Astrodome.

So did those changes create some improvement in the Houston win-loss record from '64 to '65? No. In 1964 the Colt 45s finished the year at 66-96, while the next year the Astros almost matched the previous year with a record of 65-97. But in just the home games, Houston, playing in barn-like, mosquito-and-rattlesnake-infested Colt Stadium, was able still to eke out a 41-40 winning record in '64 - but in the brand-spanking new Astrodome the '65 team ended up slipping to a 36-45 home record. That could be attributed to the fact that for most of the year they had to play in "green-painted dirt and dead grass", though away teams would have suffered the same conditions.

Maybe the new changes will end up assisting the Marlins standings-wise, but as the past shows, that's not a given.

Saturday, November 12, 2011

The Miami Marlins, Version Three

Tonight Mr. Loria proclaimed the Florida Marlins are now the Miami Marlins, and introduced to the world the logos and designs that were basically the ones floating all over the web for the past couple of weeks.

One unique feature of the new grey uni was demonstrated by Boni. As he raised his arms up in celebration, the first 'I' in the word MIAMI that was stenciled across his jersey slipped inside itself, revealing the word MAMI, which may at least delight some of our Latin fans (among others).

Pitbull ended the proceedings with a performance (I thought pitbulls were illegal in Miami).

EXTRA: For nostalgia's sake, Joe Frisaro wrote a fun article detailing the beginnings of the first Miami Marlins and the stadium they played in.

Friday, November 11, 2011

Bye Bye Florida

It was nice to attempt being a 'state-wide' team.
Didn't work, though.
Now it's the city's turn.

Monday, November 07, 2011

Monday, October 24, 2011

Back For a Bit

I've been traveling lately; sorry I've been ignoring the WS.

Latest interesting Marlins news, besides the rumors, seems to consist of chances to get an early snuggle-up to the new still-unnamed stadium. The goofy, almost-annual Herald Hunt is a free event that will take place on the stadium grounds just two days after the big name-change. Significantly more expensive than free will be 'Diamond Dishes' on Feb. 25, when Jeffrey's latest wife will be hosting food tastings inside the stadium.

Saturday, October 15, 2011

AL Playoff Tonight

The Tigers try to stay alive in Texas.

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Some Marlins News

The Marlins' new 'logo' is real! (sbnation)

And it's popping up everywhere. (trb)

Also popping up are the comments over the celebration 'thing' that will pop up after homers at the new ballpark. (cbssports)(businessinsider)

Tampa wants a new ballpark, too.(myfoxtampabay)

FSN's Marlins telecasts had almost 28 percent fewer viewers in 2011. (sun-sentinel)

Michael Jong and Juan C. Rodriguez complain about the dissing of the 2003 Marlins. (sun-sentinel)

James Bondman discuuses possible Marlins moves. (bleacherreport)

Emilio, Logan and Miguel are going to Taiwan. (mlb)

The Orioles want to talk to Dan Jennings for their GM opening, but will Jeffrey let them? (baltimoresun)

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Tigers On The Ropes

Detroit needs two wins to force a one-game playoff. Cards and the Brew Crew play tonight.

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Wednesday, October 05, 2011

NL's Turn

St. Louis forces Game 5, and Brewers are seeing Snakes at this moment...

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Tuesday, October 04, 2011

Bye Bye Rays

Tampa's the 1st to be ejected from the playoffs. Philly leads their series against the Cards. And as I write this the other teams are playing.

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Monday, October 03, 2011

Sunday, October 02, 2011

Little Rest on Sunday

Tampa and Texas take a day off, but all other playoff teams play today.

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