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Deadline is our Son Los Marlins word of the day and it has a double meaning. Sure the Trading Deadline in Baseball is about a month away, along with it however came another deadline that was openly placed on the Marlins. Prior to Friday night’s Game against the Nationals, Manager Don Mattingly candidly spoke to his Club. The Message was as clear as the Marlins Park Roof, “at this point it’s like every Game, no matter who we play, we got to Win” speaking on the mindset the Marlins need to have. That’s because the Fish dug themselves quite a hole, they were 31-43 on Friday, along with being 10 Games back of the New York Mets in the N.L East Division. We mentioned the Trading Deadline, a time that could be wise for a Club not in the Playoff Race to try and get a return on expiring Contracts. The likes of Star Outfielder Starling Marte or Closer Yimi Garcia? Veterans Adam Duvall & Ross Detwiler as well, are on one year Deals (get the picture)?! “Turning this thing around” were the word...

We touched upon earlier today the up to now successful transition into Starting Pitcher for Zach Thompson & the Marlins. It's not gone quite as well for Jordan Holloway in the same department in a bit of a head-scratching move to see the Fish bullish at times on making him a Rotation candidate. Holloway looked good out of the Marlins Bullpen earlier in the year and the numbers backed him up, tossing 10 scoreless Innings with 10 K's. The Marlins then ensued by placing him in the starting 5 where Holloway had his struggles. During Jordan's 2 Starts "walks" were an issue as apparent to his 7 walks in less than 7 Innings, while also running into trouble a second time through the order. Holloway features a mid to high 90's Fastball to go along with a BreakingBall that has truly come along this year. However, his over the top delivery can at times cause mechanical flaws. Flaws that can be easily masked an Inning at a time. Just don't tell the Marlins that, a...

  Zach "La Ametralladora" Thompson 😉 como le puso nuestro amigo: La voz en español de los Marlins Yiky Quintana, en verdad ha sido una novedad para el Equipo aquí en el mes de Junio. Thompson, que no lanzaba un Juego como Starting Pitcher desde el 2017 en las Menores Ligas, de esa forma inexplicablemente debuto en las Mayores con los Marlins; Puede que más incredible, a "La Ametralladora" le a ido de maravilla contra 3 Equipos de alta potencia Ofensivamente. Debutó en el Fenway Park contra las Medias-Rojas, dio 5 Entradas Blancas contra los Rivales Bravos de Atlanta y dejo a lo Cachorros de Chicago sin Hit, durante sus 4 Entradas el Domingo (4 Entradas que debieron haber sido de 0's con mejor Defensa respaldando a Thompson). Lo ha hecho con una Recta-Rompiendo, la cual no tiene miedo tirar en cualquier cuenta o zona del plato, con una Curva de 12 a 6 y con una Fastball que puede tocar 95. Zach "La Ametralladora" Thompson se a ganado más oportunidades ...

  The Fish find themselves tonight in the "Friendly Confines" known as Wrigley Field, a place that truly truly has been friendly to the Marlins in the months of October. It's the first time the Ballclub returns to Chicago since defeating the Cubs in the Wild Card Series during last year's Postseason, and no one will ever forget 2003, right Steve Bartman?! Who know's, maybe Chicago will be the place the up to now disappointing 2021 Marlins begin a turnaround?  The fightin' Fish get their Captain back tonight. Miguel Rojas is in the Lineup for the first time since dislocating and partially fracturing his left index finger on May 27th. The Leadership Rojas brings to this Club is invaluable and is the Leader on this Team in a way Manager Don Mattingly could never be. Let's just hope not too many days off come his way #SMH #Wink😉Wink. Rojas' return wasn't the only bit of good news surrounding the Marlins in Chicago. It only took the Miami Front Offices...

En necesidad de algo o alguien que ayudará a traerle buenas noticias a mis Marlins en una de las peores rachas que a visto la Franquicia. O en pocas palabras como dijeron los Comentaristas en ingles, en busca de un héroe. Jesus Aguilar con todo y su "Arepa Power" llego. Llego después de cometer un error con el primer batiador del primer Inning, un error que abrió la puerta para que Pittsburgh anotara la primera carrera del Juego. No esperó nada para remediar el asunto empatando el Partido a uno con un bombonazo de Jonrón en el Segundo Inning, numero 12 (Aguilar = Líder para la calle entre los Marlins). En el Sexto su Flyball de Sacrificio anotó la tercera y ultima carrera para el Equipo, dandoles las ventaja 3-1 y dandole a Jesus Aguilar 41 carreras impulsadas (el lider de la Liga Nacional). No solo con el bate ayudo a Sandy Alcanatara y los Marlins derrotar a ésas Piratas 3-1 el dia de ayer, el Señor de las Arepas tambien contribuyó con la defensa despues del error en el Pri...