Will 200 Marlins Strike Paydirt?

The Florida Marlins have been playing good, not great, baseball as of late. They have been close to making the playoffs in each of the last two seasons, and finished with a record of 87-75, which was good enough for a second place finish in the National League East. They have a bunch of young talent on the way, and already have solid pitching in place.

 

With a new ball park just two years away, (finally!) some of the ‘older’ players might not be around to play in it. Dan Uggla might prove to be good trade material, but most fans hope he’ll be there to play in the new ball park. The starting pitching rotation is reaching maturity and definitely knows how to find the catchers mitt. Team president David Samson said they were building for the 2009 season, but now says they are building for 2010. I think he stole that line from the Chicago Cubs.

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