Jump to content

2015 Florida Marlins


OFFNY

Recommended Posts

o

ONE YEAR AGO:

o

The Marlins have 4 starting pitchers with E.R.A.'s under 3, and one of the four has an E.R.A. under 2.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/MIA/2014.shtml

************************************

Jose Fernandez OOOOo. 1.59

Nathan Eovaldi OOOOo. 2.58

Henderson Alvarez oO 2.73

Tom Koehler OOOOOOOOo 2.97

Eovaldi was traded for David Phelps (and Martin Pardo) in the off-season.

They still have Alvarez, Koehler, and Fernandez, although Fernandez has not yet come back from Tommy John surgery, and Fernandez is on the 15-day disabled list.

Phelps (acquired in the Eovaldi trade) is off to a good start this season.

They have added Dan Haren and Jared Cosart.

I don't believe that this team is as deep as the Mets are in the starting pitching department (whom I have been touting since 2013), but I do believe that after Fernandez comes back for a while, they may possibly have a future as a contender in 2016 and beyond.

Last year, they went a fairly respectable 77-85 without Fernandez for most of the season.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Replies 35
  • Created
  • Last Reply

o

(MAY 2nd)

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES

Ben Revere - LF

Odubel Herrera - CF

Chase Utley - 2B

Ryan Howard - 1B

Grady Sizemore - RF

Cody Asche - 3B

Carlos Ruiz - C

Freddy Galvis - SS

Cole Hamels -LHP (1-2, 3.19 ERA)

FLORIDA MARLINS

Dee Gordon - 2B

Martin Prado - 3B

Giancarlo Stanton - RF

Marcell Ozuna - CF

Jeff Baker - 1B

Jacob Tyler Realmuto - C

Ichiro Suzuki - LF

Adeiny Hechavarria - SS

Dan Haren -RHP (2-1, 3.38 ERA)

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

Link to comment
Share on other sites

o

The rubber match.

Although Max Scherzer leads the league in ERA (1.26), ERA+ (301), and WHIP (0.841), he has a W-L record of 1-3.

(MAY 6th)

FLORIDA MARLINS

Dee Gordon - 2B

Martin Prado - 3B

Giancarlo Stanton - RF

Marcell Ozuna - CF

Justin Bour - 1B

Jacob Tyler Realmuto - C

Ichiro Suzuki - LF

Adeiny Hechavarria - SS

Thomas R. Koehler - RHP (2-2, 4.67 ERA)

WASHINGTON NATIONALS

Denard Span - CF

Ian Desmond - SS

Yunel Escobar - 3B

Bryce Harper - RF

Ryan Zimmerman - 1B

Wilson Ramos - C

Danny Espinosa - 2B

Michael Taylor - LF

Maxwell M. Scherzer - RHP (1-3, 1.26 ERA)

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 2 weeks later...

o

(MAY 16th)

ATLANTA BRAVES

Jace Peterson - 2B

Phill Gosselin - 3B

Freddie Freeman - 1B

Nick Markakis - RF

Andrelton Simmons - SS

Anthony John Pierzynski - C

Todd Cunningham - LF

Cameron Maybrin - CF

Robert Alexander Wood - LHP (1-2, 4.28 ERA)

FLORIDA MARLINS

Dee Gordon - 2B

Martin Prado - 3B

Giancarlo Stanton - RF

Marcell Ozuna - CF

Jeff Baker - 1B

Ichiro Suzuki - LF

J.T. Realmuto - C

Adeiny Hechavarria - SS

Matthew Adam Latos - RHP (1-3, 4.72 ERA)

http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups

Link to comment
Share on other sites

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Jeff Conine appears to be the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Marlins?src=hash">#Marlins</a> next manager</p>— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) <a href="

">May 18, 2015</a></blockquote>

<script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

ETA or not...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Correction: Jeff Conine will NOT be the next <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Marlins?src=hash">#Marlins</a> manager, a front official insists.</p>— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) <a href="

">May 18, 2015</a></blockquote>

<script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Some reason you're not referring to them as the Miami Marlins? You could do the same with the Angels and call them Anaheim or California for that matter. Any particular reason you do it here?

He just does it. Same as calling them the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and the Washington Bullets.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Some reason you're not referring to them as the Miami Marlins? You could do the same with the Angels and call them Anaheim or California for that matter. Any particular reason you do it here?

As a SoFla resident, I always liked the "Florida Marlins" better than the "Miami Marlins". The black and teal was a cooler look than the current rainbow color scheme they have now. Hopefully they'll revert back to it.

And yes, Giancarlo Stanton is a BEAST.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • Posts

    • If you're projecting a future lineup without Mullins in 2026, then EBJ is a reasonable placeholder name to put in there. I would assume most people understand that it's not a sure thing to work out that way. 
    • Every year players are injured sliding head first into bags or even worse home plate. Just noticed that EBJ has a head injury from sliding head first into home (really dangerous and stupid) I'll say it again, what analytics driven organization will be the first to ban head first slides for all of their players I remember when David Sequi was a decent player and ended his career with a serious hand injury sliding head/hand first into home. Cal never slid head first, and wouldn't have been the iron man if he did.
    • Oh, I don't know. I thought when accusing someone of wild malpractice over possibly, maybe, slightly speeding up highlights that kind of opened the door to a little goofy exaggeration.
    • I was going to post something about this after reading about that on MLBTR this morning. That gives me a lot of hope for Bradish if this kid can come back from a UCL sprain and throw 103. Obviously, reliever vs. starter so who knows. But uplifting to read nonetheless. 
    • Hollocher hit almost exclusively 2nd in the order. The Cubs' 3rd hitters (and it was the Cubs, not the Indians as I previously stated) were mostly Marty Krug, Zeb Terry, and John Kelleher. Krug was awful for a 1922 3rd-place hitter, with an 83 OPS+ in his only season as a MLB regular, but he only struck out 43 times in 524 PAs. Terry was worse, OPS+ing 74, but with just 16 Ks in 571 PAs. And Kelleher was the worst of the bunch, OPS+ing 60, while striking out 14 times in 222 PAs. Cubs manager Reindeer Bill Killefer stuck hard and fast to the old rule of thumb that the catcher should bat 8th, even if it's Bob O'Farrell and he hit .324 with an .880 OPS. Ray Grimes had a 1.014 OPS and batted cleanup. But Hack Miller and his .899 OPS batted mostly 6th. Statz wasn't a terrible leadoff hitter, was one of only a couple players who had a SB% higher than 50%, but was 6th among their regulars in OBP. That's as bad a bunch of #3 hitters as I've seen in a while, yet the Cubs finished 80-74-2. Just goes to show you batting order doesn't really matter. Anyway, back to the main point... yes, I'm sure some of Hollocher's CS were busted hit-and-runs. But nobody that regularly batted behind him struck out in even 7% of PAs so they shoulda been putting the ball in play the vast majority of the time.    
    • Bobby needs to git gud. 
    • How many people actually said they were one of the greatest teams ever?   They did hit the snot out of the ball the first 9 games of the year, mostly in a 6 game series in a very hitter-friendly ball park against a bad pitching staff.  That said, they’re still second in the league in runs per game.  Their pitching has been problematic, yielding 6.50 runs per game.  
  • Popular Contributors

×
×
  • Create New...