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Marlins Giancarlo Stanton Homers Twice To Reach 100 In Career

Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton hit two home runs Monday night in a win over the Arizona Diamondbacks including a game-winning blast off Heath Bell in the top of the ninth. The two home runs were his 99th and 100 of his career and made him the 10th youngest player to reach 100 home runs and the ninth fastest in Major League history to do so. The Marlins only had two hits in the game but they made ...

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Marlins Kevin Slowey Demoted to Bullpen Role

The Miami Marlins have announced the demotion of starting pitcher Kevin Slowey to the bullpen in the wake of poor outings and as means to make room for Nate Eovaldi, who will attempt to return to the starting rotation for the first time this season. After starting the first seven games of the season on a strong note, in which he posted a 1.81 ERA and 36/8 strikeout to walk ratio in 44 2/3 innings of work, S ...

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Miami Marlins Giancarlo Stanton Reactivated from DL

The Miami Marlins have activated Giancarlo Stanton from the 15-day DL, who has been out since late-April with an injured hamstring, and will return to the lineup in Monday night's game against the Milwaukee Brewers. Stanton may have been able to return at a sooner date if not for a bout with sore knees two weeks ago, which held back his rehab activities. Miami has had a miserable season in which they curren ...

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Marlins Jose Fernandez Dominates Mets in 8-1 Victory

Miami Marlins starter Jose Fernandez did it all for his club on Saturday afternoon, providing offense and superb pitching in an 8-1 victory over the New York Mets. Fernandez pitched seven scoreless innings, surrendering just three hits and striking out eight batters with one walk. Fernandez was in control of his arsenal, painting the plate nicely with his plus fastball and curveball combination, a pitch (cu ...

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Giancarlo Stanton Making Progress: Takes Batting Practice

Giancarlo Stanton is making progress towards returning from the disabled list. Stanton took batting practice for the first time at Marlins Park since straining his right hamstring on April 30. Marlins manager Mike Redmond  was encouraged by the progress. “He looked good,” Redmond said, “like he was feeling all right. I didn’t ask him afterwards; I’m just going off the results. He was hitting them out. It’s ...

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Ricky Nolasco Fans 11 to End Miami Marlins Skid

Following a rough start on Tuesday against the Cincinnati Reds in which he surrendered six runs in five innings, Miami Marlins starter Ricky Nolasco rebounded with a solid performance against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday afternoon. Nolasco worked eight innings surrendering one run on five hits, striking out 11 batters with a commanding curveball that he was able to locate across the plate. Perhaps his ...

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Derek Dietrich Offers Potential Spark for Struggling Marlins

Miami Marlins rookie second baseman Derek Dietrich went 2 for 4 with an RBI single in the Marlins’ 6-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night. The Miami newcomer has gone 6 for 14 with 4 RBI since his call up from Double-A Jacksonville on May 8, serving as the replacement for injured Donovan Solano along with journeyman infielder Nick Green. A multi-tool talent out of Georgia Tech, Dietrich was select ...

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Marlins OF Giancarlo Stanton Placed On The DL

As expected, Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring  sustained last night trying to beat out an infield tapper in the 10th inning in Monday's game against the New York Mets. Stanton's bat was coming to life after three home runs against the Chicago Cubs this past weekend. See Video Below. The Marlins are the only team in the majors averagi ...

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Giancarlo Stanton Leaves Game With Apparent Hamstring Injury

Giancarlo Stanton clutched his right hamstring just as he reached the first-base bag and began hopping on one leg in obvious pain in the process of running out a ground ball and had to leave the game against the New York Mets. Stanton walked off the field gingerly with the assistance of trainer Sean Cunningham Stanton is batting .227/.341/381 thus far in 2013 and hit his first home run of the season this pa ...

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Miami Marlins Add Jose Fernandez To Opening Day Roster

The Miami Marlins  added prospect RHP  Jose Fernandez to their opening-day roster after placing RHP Nathan Eovaldi on the 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder injury. Henderson Alvarez is also out with a shoulder injury.  Fernandez has not pitched above Class A ball,  and posted a 1.75 ERA and 158/35 K/BB ratio over 134 innings in 2012. Fernandez will make his first start next Sunday against the New Y ...

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Miami Marlins Release Veteran Chone Figgins

The Miami Marlins released veteran infielder Chone Figgins today. Figgins  was signed to a minor league deal in early February in hopes that he could provide some infield that and perhaps contribute in the outfield. Figgins was released from the Seattle Mariners organization in November. The Mariners still owe $8 million-$36 million four-year deal that was signed before the 2010 season.   The Marlins now ha ...

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Jeffrey Loria is the Worst Owner in Sports

Forget about just baseball owners. Jeffrey Loria is the worst owner in all of sports. In fact Loira is such a bad owner it seems fair to draw conclusions he's a bad person too. How else can he be so comfortable spending everyone else's money for nothing but his own profit? How else could he be so out of touch, not only did he take out full one page ads all around Miami, but he did it in a newspaper, which p ...

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Marlins Lose Jeff Mathis for the Rest of Spring Training

Remaining fans of the Miami Marlins will not be pleased with the opener in Jupiter this spring. Despite an 8-3 victory over the Cardinals, the only long-term repercussions on Saturday equaled bad news for Miami. Backup, veteran catcher, Jeff Mathis, suffered a non-displace fracture to his collar bone on a foul tip from Matt Holliday. Now he is projected to miss around six weeks, which extends about a week i ...

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National League: Projected Platoons for 2013

With the ever rising cost of offense, more and more teams are looking to platoons as low-cost, high-reward options. The platoon is hardly a new managerial tool, but it seems as though there are more teams using the stat-heavy angle to leverage player's stronger sides to enhance the team's production--while also saving a penny or two in the process. Below is an in-depth, projected list of National League org ...

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