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  1. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Thanks for the compilation. PS - I wouldn't mind that uni combination all year. Cheers.
  2. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Damn. Those sliders look great. Definitely looking for them on my LDP visits this year. I was glad to see LMF on the Locked on Marlins podcast. I also noticed his avatar on the last FOF live show on X. Surely, the odd circumstances around the Marlins Minor League POTY won't continue. I read your full article thinking the earned more opportunities and it was a shame that circumstances in Miami ,mitigated against them.
  3. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I hope the record-setting number of players used because of all the trades and injuries isn't eclipsed, but the roster's bound to be more fluid than most teams. With the young composition and competitiveness at some positions apparent, we should welcome the opportunities as much as the players will.
  4. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Cabrera is like a funky-colored shirt in your closet. You hate to throw it out, but it never seems to fit in your plans.
  5. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Thanks for the downloadable Media Guide - you guys are great.
  6. THOMAS JOSEPH
    At least, we don't have Marcus Stroman on the roster.
  7. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Thanks for the player video updates. Watching them all on YT.
  8. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Let's simply enjoy watching this man work while he is still in a Marlins uniform.
  9. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I have to agree that he looks like minor league depth right now. We figure to see him in Miami, though, soon enough given the injury proclivities in MLB.
  10. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Against all odds, I have a feeling that Johnston is one of the standouts in ST. Will it be enough? Hope so.
  11. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I would most definitely attend FanFest if I lived in South Florida. We attended the Reds every year when I was young and it was a blast.
  12. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Thanks for the summary. I need to check a few of these out for the first time.
  13. THOMAS JOSEPH
    He looked like an All-Star in the video! LOL.
  14. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I'll miss the livestream, but I look forward to seeing the game on Friday morning with coffee! Have a good competitive game, guys.
  15. THOMAS JOSEPH
    The lower numbers speak to belonging in the league. To my mind, that designation goes up to 49, although I realize there are some notable exceptions (Unit #51, Judge #99, Fisk #72 come to mind).
  16. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I know it's a long shot, but I would love to see him on the roster for an MLB opportunity to prove himself,
  17. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Thanks, Ely.
  18. THOMAS JOSEPH
    We will need your help this Spring Training - thanks!
  19. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Perhaps Johnston's performances in the Winter Leagues give the Marlins pause. Regarding the non-roster pitchers, doesn't everyone expect one or two to have real chances at the Opening Day roster?
  20. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I'm in!
  21. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Enjoyed the insights. Thanks for the updates.
  22. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Pfft.
  23. THOMAS JOSEPH
    I like the staff and players growing together.
  24. THOMAS JOSEPH
    Agree.
  25. THOMAS JOSEPH
    MLB continues to lose ground with young for many reasons, but a large one is the emphasis on foreign players ("International" is the politically correct word). It appears that basketball, football, and now soccer have attained more interest than baseball from American kids (which is retained throughout their lives). MLB player composition will become less and less American. Of course, there is no recrimination or blame for those youngsters trying to achieve baseball success. It's about OUR priorities and the consequences of them. Reminds one of the failed economic policies, does it not? Move manufacturing to other countries. Reduce the desirability and dignity of labor so that we now must rely on foreigners for large swaths of many sectors, to whom lower wages are paid. Accordingly, we make little and are beholden. MLB is likewise fast approaching this scenario in our "national game." We can watch it happening in real time. I'm sure everything will work out fine, though, don't you? I mean, what could go wrong with our best minds in charge? Yeah.
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