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Juan C. Rodriguez
@JCRMarlinsbeat
@JCRMarlinsbeat
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Sun Sentinel's Miami Marlins beat writer
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Massive flooding around #Marlins Park. Here's 1B garage entrance/exit http://t.co/ZKB61EjU3R
Steve Cishek
@srSHREK31
@srSHREK31
5,506 Tweets
326 Following
8,808 Followers
326 Following
8,808 Followers
I follow Christ, I am married to Marissa Cishek, and I get to throw baseballs for a living! What more can I ask for?!?
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More storms this is crazy https://t.co/JoaO0kR480
Steve Cishek
@srSHREK31
@srSHREK31
5,506 Tweets
326 Following
8,808 Followers
326 Following
8,808 Followers
I follow Christ, I am married to Marissa Cishek, and I get to throw baseballs for a living! What more can I ask for?!?
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Stormy night https://t.co/T7qmYgHIgX
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Juan C. Rodriguez
@JCRMarlinsbeat
@JCRMarlinsbeat
16,668 Tweets
487 Following
9,469 Followers
487 Following
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Sun Sentinel's Miami Marlins beat writer
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Miami Marlins: Manager Mike Redmond prepared to use "everybody" in closer role http://t.co/CCLYJwU62p
Steve Cishek is not the only Marlins closer | Fish Tank blog: Miami Marlins
by Joe Capozzi
Is Steve Cishek out of the closer’s job?
With Miami leading 2-1 in the eighth inning tonight, manager Mike Redmond had Chad Qualls warming up to pitch the ninth inning.
After the game, Redmo...read more
Joe Capozzi
@joecapMARLINS
@joecapMARLINS
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445 Following
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Marlins beat writer/baseball writer for The Palm Beach Post
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Steve Cishek is not the only #Marlins closer http://t.co/JhrQJIlkxH via @sharethis
Justin Ruggiano
@justinruggiano
@justinruggiano
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153 Following
7,782 Followers
153 Following
7,782 Followers
Christian, Husband, and proud father of two beautiful kids. Love my wife and family more than anything in this world. Play baseball for the Miami Marlins.
Justin Ruggiano
RT @TheRealMattKemp: I'm giving $1000 for tonight's HR and every HR until the All-Star break for the victims of my hometown in OKC. #Prayfo…
Justin Ruggiano
@justinruggiano
@justinruggiano
1,011 Tweets
153 Following
7,782 Followers
153 Following
7,782 Followers
Christian, Husband, and proud father of two beautiful kids. Love my wife and family more than anything in this world. Play baseball for the Miami Marlins.
Justin Ruggiano
RT @PHill_bone: Pray for the people in Oklahoma!! Terrible!
Miami Marlins
@Marlins
@Marlins
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An Official Twitter of the Miami Marlins
Miami Marlins
RT @beavemeister: Just showed the #Phillies who's boss. Way to go @Marlins Lets dominate this series. #GoFish #marlinsbaseball
Miami Marlins
@Marlins
@Marlins
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An Official Twitter of the Miami Marlins
Miami Marlins
RT @zlovas90: @marlins Fernandez is pitching tomorrow. I like our chances of winning 3 straight. #LetsGoFish
Miami Marlins
@Marlins
@Marlins
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84,228 Followers
1,304 Following
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An Official Twitter of the Miami Marlins
Miami Marlins
RT @Kristen_610: Yay excited for the Marlins game tomorrow! I hope I can see them win 3 in a row! #LetsGoMarlins
Miami Marlins
@Marlins
@Marlins
12,356 Tweets
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1,304 Following
84,227 Followers
An Official Twitter of the Miami Marlins
Miami Marlins
RT @latinoloco4rwf: @Marlins now have 2 wins in a row lets go for 3 tom.! Beat those Phillies!
Miami Marlins
@Marlins
@Marlins
12,355 Tweets
1,304 Following
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1,304 Following
84,226 Followers
An Official Twitter of the Miami Marlins
Miami Marlins
RT @icc27: Ball Game!!! @Marlins WINNN!!! beat Phillies 1 @Marlins 5 Final #letsgofish
Juan C. Rodriguez
@JCRMarlinsbeat
@JCRMarlinsbeat
16,665 Tweets
487 Following
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487 Following
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Sun Sentinel's Miami Marlins beat writer
Juan C. Rodriguez
#Marlins win 5-1. Back-to-back victories for first time since May 4-5.
Miami Marlins
@Marlins
@Marlins
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MARLINS WIN! Qualls pitches a 1-2-3 9th to preserve the #Marlins 5-1 lead over the #Phillies! #LETSGOFISH #marlinsgame
Joe Capozzi
@joecapMARLINS
@joecapMARLINS
19,212 Tweets
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9,318 Followers
445 Following
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Marlins beat writer/baseball writer for The Palm Beach Post
Joe Capozzi
#Marlins win 5-1 for their 2d win in a row, just third time this year they have won at least 2 games in a row,
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05/20/2013 - NL East Notes: Braves, Brown, Quintero
Braves rookie Julio Teheran came within an inning of his first big league shutout tonight before a Josh Willingham homer halted that effort. The Braves hung on to win, preserving a three-game lead on the NL East. As it stands right now, only Atlanta has a positive run differential in that division. Here's more on the Braves and their NL East rivals... The Braves are already without Jonny Venters following Tommy John surgery. But with today's news that Eric O'Flaherty needs the same operation, the team will need to mix and match with some unproven options late in games, writes... -
05/19/2013 - Quick Hits: Cardinals, Braves, Starting Pitching Market
With one-fourth of the season in the books, let's have a look around some injury situations and how they might impact the developing trade market. The Cardinals and Yankees provide an interesting case study as we enter the second quarter of the season. Both have excellent records and lead their division. Both have sizeable payrolls as well as large portions of those payrolls sitting idle on the DL. Both have had to insert players onto their active roster that they did not anticipate. But, as Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch well explains, the source of those substitute bodies... -
05/18/2013 - Minor Moves: Wilson, Beimel, Parraz, Velazquez, Bell
We'll keep track of today's minor moves here. The Padres signed outfielder Mike Wilson to a minor-league deal, according to MLB.com's transactions page. The former Mariners prospect hit .239/.343/.452 for Triple-A Tacoma last year. He has 27 career big-league at bats. The Braves have signed lefty reliever Joe Beimel to a minor-league deal, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (on Twitter). Beimel missed 2012 due to injury. He pitched 25 1/3 innings for the Pirates in 2011, posting a 5.33 ERA with 6.04 K/9 and 3.20 BB/9. The Twins will sign outfielder Jordan Parraz and assign him to Double-A,... -
05/18/2013 - Rosenthal On Cubs, Brewers, Marlins
Ken Rosenthal's new video for FOX Sports offers a variety of trade tidbits on the Cubs, Brewers and Marlins. Matt Garza of the Cubs makes an intriguing trade candidate, but Rosenthal says that one can't rule out the possibility that the Cubs will keep Garza and extend him a qualifying offer at the end of the season, hoping to collect draft-pick compensation. Scott Feldman might also be traded, but Rosenthal notes that his peripherals indicate he has been lucky so far. Alfonso Soriano has only one year left on his eight-year, $136MM contract, which could make him a more attractive... -
05/17/2013 - Marlins Designate Jon Rauch For Assignment
The Marlins have announced that right-hander Jon Rauch has been designated for assignment. The move creates a spot on the 40-man roster for Duane Below, who was recently claimed off waivers from the Tigers. Rauch signed a one-year, $1MM deal with the Marlins in February, but pitched to a 6.89 ERA with 8.0 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9 in 15 2/3 innings. The 34-year-old owns a career 3.88 ERA with 7.2 K/9 and 2.7 BB/9 over 594 big league innings. Before he signed with Miami, the Brewers were among the clubs with interest in Rauch. -
05/15/2013 - Marlins Release David Aardsma
2:39pm: Ken Rosenthal reports that Aardsma's contract contained a May 15 opt-out clause that allowed him to request his release if he wasn't with the Major Leagues by this date. He exercised that clause and will seek a Major League deal with a new team (Twitter links). 2:06pm: The Marlins have released right-hander David Aardsma, tweets ESPN's Jerry Crasnick. The former Mariners closer had signed with the Fish on a minor league pact on April 13 and sounded excited when discussing the opportunity a few days later. The 31-year-old pitched well in 14 innings for Triple-A New Orleans, posting a... -
05/15/2013 - Draft Notes: Marlins, Rockies, Bryant, Padres
The new draft slotting system essentially allows teams to "trade down" with themselves, writes Dave Cameron of Fangraphs. Cameron uses the Astros' selection of Carlos Correa last year as an example, stating that by saving money on the No. 1 overall pick and re-investing their draft pool later on Lance McCullers Jr. and Rio Ruiz, the team employed the same philosophy that NFL and NBA teams do when they trade down: increase the quantity of good talent rather than focus on one elite player. Cameron adds that such a tactic is highly risky, as the No. 1 overall slot has... -
05/11/2013 - NL East Links: Halladay, Marlins, Jackson, Braves
Roy Halladay's season (and Phillies tenure) could be ended by his upcoming shoulder surgery, and the veteran right-hander took it upon himself to apologize to Phillie fans before Friday's game. "You feel an obligation to the organization, to your teammates, to the fans to try to go out and pitch. Especially on a competitive team that sells out. For me, that was a big factor," Halladay told reporters (including Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer). Halladay hopes to return to the mound in three months though it remains to been how the 36-year-old will respond to the surgery. Here's the... -
05/10/2013 - East Notes: Red Sox, Napoli, Chen, Stanton
The Red Sox have dropped three straight heading into tonight's game against the Blue Jays, but they find themselves very much in the AL East mix early in the season. Boston's front office took some criticism this offseason for their moves, but so far, things are going well for them as their acquisitions are paying off. Here's more on that and other notes out of the AL and NL East.. Jim Bowden of ESPN.com (Insider sub. req'd) ran down his top ten free agent signings of the winter and the Red Sox make the list twice thanks to Mike Napoli... -
05/09/2013 - Quick Hits: Marlins, Obispo Aybar
Pay a visit to The Baseball Continuum to read the favorite baseball memories of some of your favorite baseball writers, analysts, and bloggers, including MLBTR's own Tim Dierkes. Then, have a look at a few brief notes from around the game: Sixteen-year-old international prospect Obispo Aybar is actually a nineteen-year-old who took on the identity of his younger brother, writes Ben Badler of Baseball America. Previously viewed as a top shortstop prospect, Aybar -- real name, Cecilio Aybar -- will now be ineligible to sign until April of next year after receiving a one-year ban from MLB. The Dominican had... -
05/07/2013 - Minor Moves: Bell, Magnuson, Green
Today's minor moves: Infielder Josh Bell has been released by the White Sox, according to Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune (on Twitter). Bell, 26, was with the club's Triple-A affiliate in Charlotte where he hit .273/.310/.345 in 58 plate appearances this season. He was the key player in the July 2009 trade that sent George Sherrill to the Dodgers. The Blue Jays released righty Trystan Magnuson, tweets Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca. Magnuson, a 27-year-old Canadian, struggled in his ten Double-A appearances this year. The 56th overall pick in the 2007 draft, Magnuson was traded to the Athletics in 2010... -
05/07/2013 - Trade Candidate: Kevin Slowey
It's never fun to punt a season, as the Marlins decided to do before the 2013 campaign began. But one silver lining is the ability to offer more opportunity to minor league free agents. 29-year-old righty Kevin Slowey is one such example, and he's rewarded the team with a 1.81 ERA through seven starts after joining the organization on a minor league deal. He was a contributing member of the Twins' rotation as recently as 2010 despite missing time with an elbow and triceps injury, but then things took a turn. Slowey failed to make the Twins' rotation out of... -
05/05/2013 - Marlins Outright Nick Green To Triple-A
Infielder Nick Green has cleared waivers and been outrighted to Triple-A by the Marlins, reports Joe Frisaro of MLB.com. Green had been designated for assignment on Thursday. Green, however, could back be with the Marlins soon, according to Frisaro. Donovan Solano has missed the last two games after tweaking his left oblique against the Phillies Friday night. If Solano is placed on the disabled list, Green is a candidate to replace him; but, the Marlins would have to clear a spot on the 40-man roster to do so. Green has hit .321/.344/.500 with a home run in 34 plate appearances... -
05/03/2013 - Stark On Wilson, Stanton, Price, Phillies, Utley, Norris
In his latest edition of Rumblings & Grumblings, ESPN.com's Jayson Stark looks at what we've learned around the 30-game mark of the season. The Red Sox have spent their money better than any team in baseball as Mike Napoli, Ryan Dempster, Koji Uehara, and Shane Victorino (before his back issues) have gotten off to excellent starts. Meanwhile, it looks like the Braves have made the best trade of anyone so far as they landed Justin Upton and Chris Johnson for Martin Prado and four players that aren't currently in the majors. Here's more from today's column.. Teams that have checked... -
05/02/2013 - Marlins Designate Nick Green For Assignment
The Marlins have designated infielder Nick Green for assignment and selected the contract of outfielder Matt Diaz from Triple-A New Orleans, according to Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post (on Twitter). It was reported yesterday that this was a likely outcome for Green, who hit .321/.344/.500 with a home run in 34 plate appearances for the Fish. However, the 34-year-old has a lifetime batting line of just .237/.304/.351. In parts of eight Major League seasons, the journeyman has seen time with the Rays, Dodgers, Marlins, Mariners, Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays and Braves. Defensively, Green has graded out as... -
05/02/2013 - Prospect Rumor Roundup
The Prospect Rumor Roundup returns for a second week with a look back at the biggest trade of the offseason... With Toronto almost 10 games out of first place at the beginning of May, and with the bandwagon already set ablaze by fickle fans, it's safe to say that this is not the type of start to the year that the Blue Jays front office was expecting. The organization orchestrated two key trades during the 2012-13 offseason, which brought a number of high-profile veterans north of the border, including R.A. Dickey, Jose Reyes, Josh Johnson, Mark Buehrle and Emilio Bonifacio.... -
05/01/2013 - Marlins Likely To Designate Green For Assignment
Barring an unforseen setback, the Marlins are set to designate Nick Green for assignment, according to Joe Frisaro of MLB.com. Shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria is eligible to come off the disabled list on Thursday and chances are he will be reinstated, meaning that the club will have to make roster space for him. Green, 34, is understandably disappointed by the pending move as he has been playing well for the Marlins. The infielder has a .292/.321/.417 slash line so far this year in a small sample size of 30 plate appearances. For his career, Green has hit .237/.304/.349 across eight big... -
04/30/2013 - Marlins Promote Marcell Ozuna
The Marlins have promoted 22-year-old right fielder Marcell Ozuna, who will make his big league debut tonight against Jeremy Hefner and the Mets. Ozuna, who was already on the team's 40-man roster, replaces slugger Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton hit the DL with a Grade 2 hamstring strain and will be out a few weeks in the best case scenario, tweets Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald among others. Ozuna ranked 75th on Baseball America's top 100 prospects list, but failed to place on Keith Law's list for ESPN or the MLB.com list. Prior to the season, BA wrote that Ozuna "oozes... -
04/27/2013 - Rosenthal On White Sox, Stanton, Price, Collins
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports has posted his latest edition of Full Count (video link) and we've got the highlights.. If the White Sox fall out of contention, they could be an interesting seller at the deadline. Paul Konerko, Gavin Floyd, Matt Thornton, and Jesse Crain are among their attractive potential free agents. Meanwhile, Alex Rios and Jake Peavy are signed only through next season. However, their pitching means that they should be in the mix for at least the second wild card spot. According to one team's internal calculations, their staff is currently the most productive in baseball. The... -
04/26/2013 - Quick Hits: Harper, Trout, Loria, Rays, Pirates
One year ago Sunday, Mike Trout made his 2012 debut on the same day that Bryce Harper made his Major League debut. Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports polled executives around the game and asked which player each executive would prefer to build a franchise around, if they had to choose one. While the consensus was that there was no wrong answer -- one scout told Morosi, "That's like choosing between two $1 million bills" -- 36 of the 48 participants chose Trout. Morosi goes against the majority, agreeing with one scout who notes that you can't teach Harper's intensity,...
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