If You Paying Hanley Ramirez, I'm Paying Jose Reyes:Official Miami Marlins 2012
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LeoTheGreat
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I blame ozzie for sending heath bell out there constantly. We'd be above .500 now at the all star break if not for all those blown saves
bell loads the bases...
bell loads the bases...
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HacksawJimThuggin
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what a damn mess... only reason I go to the games these days is to see all the big booty Spanish women and get that steak sandwich they sell at the concession stand
LeoTheGreat
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heath bell a bytch ass 
cishek should be the closer to start the 2nd half until juan oviedo(nunez) comes back
bell shouldn't even sniff the 9th
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they are an embarrassment at this point, Reyes, Hanley, and Bell.
Ozzie needs to be shot in the head for continuing to send this guy out there in the 9th.
after the break Leo nunez comes back, damn we missing the days of leo nunez
the closer needs to either be nunez, cisheck(sp) or Edward M
Ozzie needs to be shot in the head for continuing to send this guy out there in the 9th.
after the break Leo nunez comes back, damn we missing the days of leo nunez
the closer needs to either be nunez, cisheck(sp) or Edward M
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yseJ
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So none of y'all have watched the franchise yet?
Ozzie rippin Heath bell a new a$$hole (nh) lmao
Anyway might be hittin up the game tonight.nothing better than drinking a cold beer and eating them fire pork sammiches while checking out the fly shorties walking around that stadium
Ozzie rippin Heath bell a new a$$hole (nh) lmao
Anyway might be hittin up the game tonight.nothing better than drinking a cold beer and eating them fire pork sammiches while checking out the fly shorties walking around that stadium
Red Sox-Marlins Blockbuster?
He's fresh off the disabled list, so, naturally, it's time to trade Carl Crawford, right? That may be the line of thinking for the Boston Red Sox, a team on the brink of contention, reports Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com.
We discussed earlier Wednesday the idea that the Sox were eyeing Miami's Hanley Ramirez and Rosenthal suggests perhaps a swap of Crawford with some cash and other pieces being plausible.
USA Today's Bob Nightengale reports that such a trade was actually proposed by the Red Sox to the Marlins and include right-handed reliever Heath Bell. Nightengale quotes Red Sox's GM Ben Cherington saying "we have not offered Carl to a single team."
ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney tweets Wednesday afternoon, however, that the subject of such a deal was broached as a concept but immediately died and there are no ongoing discussions.
The Dodgers might be another club with interest in Crawford, who is owed just over $110 million over the next five-plus seasons.
The Nationals are another possibility, simply considering they need outfield help, have money and may have a piece or two the Sox would like to have in return.
Boston, however, may have to take back a contract or two or even send along cash, as Rosenthal noted, to get a deal done. The idea may grow more legs over the winter after Crawford has played some games, so we'll keep an eye on this.
He's fresh off the disabled list, so, naturally, it's time to trade Carl Crawford, right? That may be the line of thinking for the Boston Red Sox, a team on the brink of contention, reports Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com.
We discussed earlier Wednesday the idea that the Sox were eyeing Miami's Hanley Ramirez and Rosenthal suggests perhaps a swap of Crawford with some cash and other pieces being plausible.
USA Today's Bob Nightengale reports that such a trade was actually proposed by the Red Sox to the Marlins and include right-handed reliever Heath Bell. Nightengale quotes Red Sox's GM Ben Cherington saying "we have not offered Carl to a single team."
ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney tweets Wednesday afternoon, however, that the subject of such a deal was broached as a concept but immediately died and there are no ongoing discussions.
The Dodgers might be another club with interest in Crawford, who is owed just over $110 million over the next five-plus seasons.
The Nationals are another possibility, simply considering they need outfield help, have money and may have a piece or two the Sox would like to have in return.
Boston, however, may have to take back a contract or two or even send along cash, as Rosenthal noted, to get a deal done. The idea may grow more legs over the winter after Crawford has played some games, so we'll keep an eye on this.