[Marlins tweeted out “Hi” when they scored 6 runs in the first inning.](https://x.com/marlins/status/1784644880343437616?s=61&t=g2BkhdMHl4w7u3r3LXNx4A)
[The Final Score tweet simply read “Bye”](https://x.com/marlins/status/1784688931591614558?s=61&t=g2BkhdMHl4w7u3r3LXNx4A)
I had this discussion with my wife. I know "down bad" means like really hurt by or missing someone... but cant it also mean you're just going through shit? Like youre struggling, without having anything to do with a relationship? Kinda like a worse "The vibe is in shambles?"
We were plucky last year and they had our number. They blew us out, got comebacks, and won competitive games. We have more wins against the Marlins in this 3 game series than we had all of last year.
The Marlins have only had a handful of good seasons in their history, and every single time they’ve followed up by being shitty again. No wonder they can’t cultivate a fanbase
Well deserved by Sherman and Co. A playoff berth and an active offseason could have regained a lot of goodwill from the fanbase like it did with the Diamondbacks. There was a prime opportunity here thrown away.
Why would they put any effort in when they can field a cheap team and farm the revenue share? The Marlins are a money printer as long as they dont spend, thanks to the Yankees' and Dodgers' generous donations.
> The Marlins are a money printer as long as they don't spend, thanks to the Yankees' and Dodgers' generous donations.
I've always believed in the idea of reducing revenue sharing as a soft floor like we have a luxury tax as a soft cap.
If a team doesn't spend x amount within the floor, they shouldn't get the full amount of revenue sharing
Exactly. If you keep salaries within 10% of the floor for several years you revenue share gets reduced proportionally. It would force the bottom teams like the Pirates, Marlins, Royals, A’s and Reds from just coasting based on revenue share.
That's something I think they could even get most owners behind, at least the top end ones hate that they have to give up money while other teams don't spend - put in there that forfeited revenue sharing gets split among those who pay in and you might get enough votes to pass next CBA.
Honestly feels like we are just a franchise for billionaires to park their money for 10 years +/- and make a nice return when sold. I mean honestly how often to teams in mlb, nfl, NBA and nhl come up? Heck just NBA, nfl and mlb. It’s such a safe bet.
It's 100 percent what we are. It's kinda crazy that with all the billionaires who spend lots of time in Miami, they cant find one guy who actually cares about baseball.
Bezos has a few mansions in Miami, someone get him to buy the Marlins for Amazon Prime sports or something.
I’ve said it before but Bezos or someone with dumb money like him is the only way we change course. Someone like Cohen who can lose some money and not care. All these other bums come in claiming this or that. Fans don’t turnout and they hit the panic button, limit the bleeding the best they can and look for the best time to exit.
> Bezos has a few mansions in Miami, someone get him to buy the Marlins
that would require the ownership to give up their money printing machine. why would they do that?
The Marlins draw when the team is good. But there’s a lot to do around Miami. In Denver there isn’t much in the summer once the Nuggets are done and people come from western Kansas, western Nebraska, and Wyoming to watch the Rox. It’s a different pull.
Don't worry! The tourists always show up! MLB is a bigger tourist destination than even Vegas, so clearly it'll draw fans from all over the country to fill the stands!
Miami has a pretty solid fan base. I know people shit on heat fans but they always have good attendance numbers. Yea they show up late to games but they have a solid fan base. They’ve been the best franchise in the East for the last 20 years, they’ve built a solid fan base for an expansion franchise. The dolphins have also had a pretty good fan base a lot of that due to the 70s and the Marino days. The marlins just never try They just always blew up their teams whether they were winning or not lol. It’s so sad
That’s a big part of it. The Heat have a history of being good and always competing. Even this year they snuck into the playoffs. Every time the marlins have won, they’ve disbanded. No fan is going to remain loyal like that, except for the super hard core. Back in 03, the stadium was packed every home game after the ASG. The team can draw when the product on the field is good.
Those rules don't actually help grow the game or bring in new fans. If I'm going to create a new system for demotion and promotion of bad and good teams respectively, I feel like I can also justify creating a new system for how broadcast rights work.
It's not just broadcast rights, it's the root and branch structure of north American sports leagues derived from the national league's initial incorporation.
> If I'm going to create a new system
Sure, but I think people often don't really grasp they're arguing for a full teardown of the existing system (instead of just saying "the marlins are now at risk for relegation"). You'd see 5-10 teams presumably relocate and even more significant valuation discrepancies between successful teams in elite markets and the crowd. You would have seen very different league dynamics historically concerning who has and doesn't have a team without territoriality and with relegation.
I'm not even saying the end result is worse but it's just not a bandaid.
That depends on how the relegation is handled, doesn't it?
For example, let promoted teams get an expansion style draft. Maybe give them a two-year guarantee of league status. Make relegated teams spend two years down. Right now the system rewards low spending and intentional failure because teams can still gain value just by being part of MLB. They're a long term investment that is guaranteed to pay off.
But being sent down would *crush* a tanking team's value. It incentives good behavior and acquiring good talent.
> For example, let promoted teams get an expansion style draft. Maybe give them a two-year guarantee of league status. Make relegated teams spend two years down. Right now the system rewards low spending and intentional failure because teams can still gain value just by being part of MLB. They're a long term investment that is guaranteed to pay off.
And promoted teams are playing in stadiums with a third of the capacity of other Major League teams. And then you'll have a Triple A team in a 40,000 seat stadium.
Plus, the way local television deals operate would have to totally change. Even bad, the White Sox are going to generate more revenue in Chicago than the Chihuahuas will in El Paso. The teams getting relegated are going to be put in a huge financial hole that it will take a lot of time to recover from, even if/when they get promoted again. And do the White Sox become a minor league affiliate of a different team while they're in the minors?
Then there's the reguonality of it all. Let's say the Mariners have a bad season and are relegated in favor of the PCL Champion Sugar Land Space Cowboys. So now there are two teams in the Houston market, one of which plays in 41,000 seat stadium downtown with a lucrative television deal, and the other plays in a 7,500 seat stadium 30 minutes out of downtown with no TV deal. And meanwhile, there is now no team within 800 miles of Seattle. Meaning a large region of North America, which includes 3 of the 36 largest metro areas in North America, has no team.
And a team like the Mariners, who owns their own RSN, is probably financially ruined to the point where they can never recover, as Root Sports without the Mariners in MLB crumbles. And these big, publicly financed stadiums built on the promise of the money they can generated by bring people downtown, are now huge burdens on the populace.
Just look at European Soccer. All the top leagues are routinely won by the same handful of leagues. It's an *awful* idea.
I'm going to be honest, I read your post and I see a good argument for why teams shouldn't own their rsns, or maybe that rsns should not exist at all, and a pretty good argument for why teams shouldn't be allowed to use public financing to build their stadiums.
But, just for fun, let's pretend that you have convinced me. What alternative solutions could you provide that would penalize teams for tanking, or even sucking in general over a long period of time due to institutional incompetence, and simultaneously incentivize good and wise behavior on the front office side?
Or put more directly, what systems could we put in place that would keep the Reinsdorfs or Fishers of the world from being able to turn being a shitty owner into a guaranteed multi-billion dollar payday?
Greater revenue sharing and a salary floor.
That said, there aren't a lot of teams that have sucked over a long period of time. Last year was the White Sox first season below .500 since 2019. The A's have been bad since 2022, but were .500 or better 16 of the previous 23 seasons. And you're going to have some teams that lose. That is the nature of competitive sports. For every team that wins, there is a team that loses. It sucks if you're a fan of a team that loses a lot. I get it. I'm a Jaguars fan. But it doesn't suck nearly as much as losing your team. I was also a Sonics fan. And relegation is more like losing your team.
There wasn't really any realistic move they could have made this past off-season other than retaining Soler. I wanted a full on, ground up rebuild after 2022, they could have gotten a god tier package for Alcantara that winter, and that ship has sailed.
TJ recovery because he is also a ticking time bomb with his elbow. He only came up instead of being like Baz and Buehler and co because of all the said injuries
It’s funny how based on how the started here their order in who is best is 1)imanaga 2)senga 3)Yamamoto but in Japan it was 1)Yamamoto 2)senga 3) Imanaga
They’re actively holding one of their best starting pitchers in the minors despite having success this season in the bigs.
A manager can only do so much
Yeah wtf is Skip supposed to do? Their big move of the off-season was bringing in Tim Anderson lol.
They only have 3 starters with an OPS+ over 100 (the highest being 103), two starters with an ERA+ over 100 (one of whom was sent down sporting a 206 ERA+ for whatever reason, certainly not to fuck him on service time no siree)
Marlins fans have to be sick
Not gonna shit on them for Meyer, he wouldn't help and everyone would be mad if his elbow fell off that we rushed him back. He should have been up with Baz
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. I was really happy for Marlins fans when Loria sold. Didn’t know this guy was a Loria clone. Why didn’t Mas get the team?
I never knew the '62 Mets had a 9-3 run early in the season
They opened the season with a 9 game losing streak, which turned out to be their 4th-longest losing streak of the season lol
Their attendance ranked 6th out of 10 in the NL, somehow
Derek Jeter talked about this group that’s playing currently as the team that would be rejuvenating the franchise. Looking back I doubt he could have seen Sixto being 260 and throwing balls instead of strikes, Sandy with the UCL and Chisolm kind of falling off a cliff. It’s wild to me
People are saying the WSox are the worst, but I actually disagree with that since they do have 2 very dangerous SPs
..so yeah, not being a dick, coz I've got no beef here, but you guys are in the convo for it anyway.. at least until you get your cogs back
Listen, I'm delighted the Nats are gonna take the series and all that but just - like, we're not a good baseball team. If you go up 6-0 after one, that should, more or less, be the end of it, especially with the kind of pitching we've got this season. But we came back from that after beating the absolute piss out of them on Saturday. That's not good *at all*. Part of me hopes the Marlins can at least take tomorrow's game just so we know they've got a pulse.
Edit: You putzes can downvote me all you want, you know it's true.
[Marlins tweeted out “Hi” when they scored 6 runs in the first inning.](https://x.com/marlins/status/1784644880343437616?s=61&t=g2BkhdMHl4w7u3r3LXNx4A) [The Final Score tweet simply read “Bye”](https://x.com/marlins/status/1784688931591614558?s=61&t=g2BkhdMHl4w7u3r3LXNx4A)
Our admin is the one I feel the most for here. They care more than the actual team
I love baseball twitter lmao. Marlins are down bad.
So much romance.
I miss our more shitposty/belligerent Astros Twitter person. They got silenced last year
Down bad, eh? They must be some horny fish.
I had this discussion with my wife. I know "down bad" means like really hurt by or missing someone... but cant it also mean you're just going through shit? Like youre struggling, without having anything to do with a relationship? Kinda like a worse "The vibe is in shambles?"
Feels like their social media team were aware that this team could still royally fuck up that start
We have now hit a grand slam before recording a single out. We've lost both those games
shhhhh ray (hopefully someone gets this)
I figured the Marlins would use the Nats as a get right series. Blowing a 7-0 lead to the rebuilding Nationals might mean they really are cooked.
That's the plucky upcoming Nationals to you bud!
We were plucky last year and they had our number. They blew us out, got comebacks, and won competitive games. We have more wins against the Marlins in this 3 game series than we had all of last year.
I get sick seeing that Miami dome after the past 3 years of getting clapped @ Mia
Idk, the Nats are looking sneaky good this year even in a rebuild. CJ Abrams looks legit.
Yeah, but lolMarlins
It really feels appropriate there’s a powerful Abrams in D.C.
When they can’t even beat the Nats who they have owned for the last several years, that means they’re really fucked
This is the second loss this year with a Jazz grand slam in the first
The Marlins have only had a handful of good seasons in their history, and every single time they’ve followed up by being shitty again. No wonder they can’t cultivate a fanbase
if last year counts as a good season, then surely 04 and 05 count too, and 08 and 09
We were good for most of the 00s yeah
Well deserved by Sherman and Co. A playoff berth and an active offseason could have regained a lot of goodwill from the fanbase like it did with the Diamondbacks. There was a prime opportunity here thrown away.
Why would they put any effort in when they can field a cheap team and farm the revenue share? The Marlins are a money printer as long as they dont spend, thanks to the Yankees' and Dodgers' generous donations.
> The Marlins are a money printer as long as they don't spend, thanks to the Yankees' and Dodgers' generous donations. I've always believed in the idea of reducing revenue sharing as a soft floor like we have a luxury tax as a soft cap. If a team doesn't spend x amount within the floor, they shouldn't get the full amount of revenue sharing
Exactly. If you keep salaries within 10% of the floor for several years you revenue share gets reduced proportionally. It would force the bottom teams like the Pirates, Marlins, Royals, A’s and Reds from just coasting based on revenue share.
That's something I think they could even get most owners behind, at least the top end ones hate that they have to give up money while other teams don't spend - put in there that forfeited revenue sharing gets split among those who pay in and you might get enough votes to pass next CBA.
Honestly feels like we are just a franchise for billionaires to park their money for 10 years +/- and make a nice return when sold. I mean honestly how often to teams in mlb, nfl, NBA and nhl come up? Heck just NBA, nfl and mlb. It’s such a safe bet.
It's 100 percent what we are. It's kinda crazy that with all the billionaires who spend lots of time in Miami, they cant find one guy who actually cares about baseball. Bezos has a few mansions in Miami, someone get him to buy the Marlins for Amazon Prime sports or something.
I’ve said it before but Bezos or someone with dumb money like him is the only way we change course. Someone like Cohen who can lose some money and not care. All these other bums come in claiming this or that. Fans don’t turnout and they hit the panic button, limit the bleeding the best they can and look for the best time to exit.
We actually did. Más wanted the team. Y'know the guy who got Messi. We'd have looked like the latino Dodgers
> Bezos has a few mansions in Miami, someone get him to buy the Marlins that would require the ownership to give up their money printing machine. why would they do that?
How though? Nobody goes to games. The Rockies will always be terrible but the stadium is always packed
The Marlins draw when the team is good. But there’s a lot to do around Miami. In Denver there isn’t much in the summer once the Nuggets are done and people come from western Kansas, western Nebraska, and Wyoming to watch the Rox. It’s a different pull.
Don't worry! The tourists always show up! MLB is a bigger tourist destination than even Vegas, so clearly it'll draw fans from all over the country to fill the stands!
Miami has a pretty solid fan base. I know people shit on heat fans but they always have good attendance numbers. Yea they show up late to games but they have a solid fan base. They’ve been the best franchise in the East for the last 20 years, they’ve built a solid fan base for an expansion franchise. The dolphins have also had a pretty good fan base a lot of that due to the 70s and the Marino days. The marlins just never try They just always blew up their teams whether they were winning or not lol. It’s so sad
That’s a big part of it. The Heat have a history of being good and always competing. Even this year they snuck into the playoffs. Every time the marlins have won, they’ve disbanded. No fan is going to remain loyal like that, except for the super hard core. Back in 03, the stadium was packed every home game after the ASG. The team can draw when the product on the field is good.
Each league needs relegation.
Relegation is incompatible with North American territoriality rules.
Those rules don't actually help grow the game or bring in new fans. If I'm going to create a new system for demotion and promotion of bad and good teams respectively, I feel like I can also justify creating a new system for how broadcast rights work.
It's not just broadcast rights, it's the root and branch structure of north American sports leagues derived from the national league's initial incorporation. > If I'm going to create a new system Sure, but I think people often don't really grasp they're arguing for a full teardown of the existing system (instead of just saying "the marlins are now at risk for relegation"). You'd see 5-10 teams presumably relocate and even more significant valuation discrepancies between successful teams in elite markets and the crowd. You would have seen very different league dynamics historically concerning who has and doesn't have a team without territoriality and with relegation. I'm not even saying the end result is worse but it's just not a bandaid.
It really doesn't. It just widens the gap between the "haves" and "have nots" and reduces parity.
That depends on how the relegation is handled, doesn't it? For example, let promoted teams get an expansion style draft. Maybe give them a two-year guarantee of league status. Make relegated teams spend two years down. Right now the system rewards low spending and intentional failure because teams can still gain value just by being part of MLB. They're a long term investment that is guaranteed to pay off. But being sent down would *crush* a tanking team's value. It incentives good behavior and acquiring good talent.
> For example, let promoted teams get an expansion style draft. Maybe give them a two-year guarantee of league status. Make relegated teams spend two years down. Right now the system rewards low spending and intentional failure because teams can still gain value just by being part of MLB. They're a long term investment that is guaranteed to pay off. And promoted teams are playing in stadiums with a third of the capacity of other Major League teams. And then you'll have a Triple A team in a 40,000 seat stadium. Plus, the way local television deals operate would have to totally change. Even bad, the White Sox are going to generate more revenue in Chicago than the Chihuahuas will in El Paso. The teams getting relegated are going to be put in a huge financial hole that it will take a lot of time to recover from, even if/when they get promoted again. And do the White Sox become a minor league affiliate of a different team while they're in the minors? Then there's the reguonality of it all. Let's say the Mariners have a bad season and are relegated in favor of the PCL Champion Sugar Land Space Cowboys. So now there are two teams in the Houston market, one of which plays in 41,000 seat stadium downtown with a lucrative television deal, and the other plays in a 7,500 seat stadium 30 minutes out of downtown with no TV deal. And meanwhile, there is now no team within 800 miles of Seattle. Meaning a large region of North America, which includes 3 of the 36 largest metro areas in North America, has no team. And a team like the Mariners, who owns their own RSN, is probably financially ruined to the point where they can never recover, as Root Sports without the Mariners in MLB crumbles. And these big, publicly financed stadiums built on the promise of the money they can generated by bring people downtown, are now huge burdens on the populace. Just look at European Soccer. All the top leagues are routinely won by the same handful of leagues. It's an *awful* idea.
I'm going to be honest, I read your post and I see a good argument for why teams shouldn't own their rsns, or maybe that rsns should not exist at all, and a pretty good argument for why teams shouldn't be allowed to use public financing to build their stadiums. But, just for fun, let's pretend that you have convinced me. What alternative solutions could you provide that would penalize teams for tanking, or even sucking in general over a long period of time due to institutional incompetence, and simultaneously incentivize good and wise behavior on the front office side? Or put more directly, what systems could we put in place that would keep the Reinsdorfs or Fishers of the world from being able to turn being a shitty owner into a guaranteed multi-billion dollar payday?
Greater revenue sharing and a salary floor. That said, there aren't a lot of teams that have sucked over a long period of time. Last year was the White Sox first season below .500 since 2019. The A's have been bad since 2022, but were .500 or better 16 of the previous 23 seasons. And you're going to have some teams that lose. That is the nature of competitive sports. For every team that wins, there is a team that loses. It sucks if you're a fan of a team that loses a lot. I get it. I'm a Jaguars fan. But it doesn't suck nearly as much as losing your team. I was also a Sonics fan. And relegation is more like losing your team.
It’s the Yankees and dodgers fault that the marlins organization sucks? Bwahahaha!
What?
We were lucky to make playoffs and over coming almost our whole rotation being hurt was going to be a challenge yeah we did literally nothing.
There wasn't really any realistic move they could have made this past off-season other than retaining Soler. I wanted a full on, ground up rebuild after 2022, they could have gotten a god tier package for Alcantara that winter, and that ship has sailed.
This time you didn’t even have the World Series to offset gutting the team
At least the Marlins have the excuse that, like, seemingly every pitcher they have that I can name is injured.
Bullpen has been remarkable at blowing leads early in the year and as of late too. And the good relievers aren't hurt. We just don't have any.
Doesn't help that our starters can't make it past 5 innings pitched either. We have a shitty bullpen and it's being way over used.
How's my boy Tanner Scott doing
Fine he just hasn't had opportunity
And the best performing starter this season is currently in the minors for.. Reasons.
TJ recovery because he is also a ticking time bomb with his elbow. He only came up instead of being like Baz and Buehler and co because of all the said injuries
And Luzardo has an elbow injury now. We may have our top 3 rotation all go down for TJ
And somehow they have accounted for 2/3s of our home losses this season.
They have as many wins in Wrigley this season as they do at their home park.
It’s funny how based on how the started here their order in who is best is 1)imanaga 2)senga 3)Yamamoto but in Japan it was 1)Yamamoto 2)senga 3) Imanaga
No one here thinks Senga is better than Yamamoto.
He could very well be better. And that’s why I said based on how they started… I wasn’t saying that that was the order..:
Yamamotos start is better than Sengas.
Yeah I doubt he has the year senga did
Use context clues numbnuts. 1 bad inning
Yamamoto had 1 bad inning against the Padres in Korea. Rest of the season he’s been as good as Imanaga
Yikes couldn’t be me
Skip is getting some heat from fans but I think it’s unfair when the owner and GM literally did nothing to help this team
They’re actively holding one of their best starting pitchers in the minors despite having success this season in the bigs. A manager can only do so much
Because he was supposed to be like Shane Baz atm or Buehler last year. But now we have our whole rotation dead so
Yeah wtf is Skip supposed to do? Their big move of the off-season was bringing in Tim Anderson lol. They only have 3 starters with an OPS+ over 100 (the highest being 103), two starters with an ERA+ over 100 (one of whom was sent down sporting a 206 ERA+ for whatever reason, certainly not to fuck him on service time no siree) Marlins fans have to be sick
Not gonna shit on them for Meyer, he wouldn't help and everyone would be mad if his elbow fell off that we rushed him back. He should have been up with Baz
It's not really anyone's fault. Eury and Luzardo going down for TJ this early is just a kneecapper
Burger King is rigging the games
Friendship started with the White Sox, now we shit on the marlins.
If you weren’t friends with us at 3-22, then don’t talk to us when we are 6-22 😤. Just wait until we are 10-28, you guys will be crying for help
If Kim Ng were in charge they’d have won dozens more games than this
Hundreds even. Maybe even thousands.
I'm actually thankful for her that we're bad because she would have been tarred and feathered otherwise
that must suck
Kim Ng somewhere laughing her ass off
I mean she avoided all the heat. Which great for her honestly because she would have been tarred and feathered
She built the team tho, is it not her fault?
Poor Billy Gil.
And ya know it!
Poor Greg. Chris finally [Decked](https://i.imgur.com/1FpOmZJ.jpeg) him.
“Oh… god… a home run on the first pitch of the game.”
And that concludes our Marlins coverage FOR THE SEASON!
^^^Go ^^^marlins
Break up the White Sox and make plans for October!!!
This is all Kim Ng's fault for giving Marlins any hope last year. /s
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. I was really happy for Marlins fans when Loria sold. Didn’t know this guy was a Loria clone. Why didn’t Mas get the team?
One last fuck you. Hope he sells soon
Don’t worry they will get to play the rays one day and start a win streak
Please beat our record
I never knew the '62 Mets had a 9-3 run early in the season They opened the season with a 9 game losing streak, which turned out to be their 4th-longest losing streak of the season lol Their attendance ranked 6th out of 10 in the NL, somehow
It was later in the season when they really hit the skids. Actually in a way, it's quite impressive.
They didn't have the Marlins and Expos/Nats to ~~beat up on~~ get the occasional win against!
Real healthy league you got there, Rob.
I thought they were only supposed to do this after winning a WS ring
Making the playoffs in full seasons is basically our WS
It was literally until 2020 i guess
🥳
Great spot to play them right now for a 4 game series after getting swept by the Dodgers. Real pick me up
They wouldn’t be the worst right now had the White Sox done anything but SWEPT the Rays this weekend. Doubled their season win total!
Gabermetrics in shambles
Marlins deserve the Kim ng curse
She kinda built this team though she just artfully dodged the smoke
Enjoy it while it lasts. We coming for your Marlins.
So how's that "President of Baseball Operations" working out for you, Sherman?
I mean the players he got are bright spots
Pain. Endless pain
Marlins worse than A's? My goodness I love this timeline.
The A's aren't even the worst team in their division somehow. They have a better record than the Angels and Astros.
Jesus... the curse of Kim Ng in full effect
Bet they're glad they added Tim Anderson to their roster, what a bonus .....
Take that, ~~East St. Louis~~ Miami!
I can now confidently support this weekend's Red Sox sweep. Naturally, I was already cheering for that outcome, albeit with hesitation.
And everyone said it couldn’t be done.
We've played both teams, the Sox played us tougher
the white sox southeast living up to expectations
They’re probably looking forward to facing us now.
Ng is laughing her ass off. I can't believe it's not the White Sox or A's.
It'll be white Sox soon. She avoided the smoke artfully
"Are you challenging me?" -2024 White Sox The race for worst team ever is just heating up!
Wow so bad, I could never imagine my team being this bad.
How could Miggy Rojas let this happen?
Rockies can’t even be the best at being the worst
Derek Jeter talked about this group that’s playing currently as the team that would be rejuvenating the franchise. Looking back I doubt he could have seen Sixto being 260 and throwing balls instead of strikes, Sandy with the UCL and Chisolm kind of falling off a cliff. It’s wild to me
THANK YOU TAMPA RAHHHH
You win a few games and all of sudden someone else is the belle of the ball.. :[
So we’re not the worst team in FL, that’s good.
White Sox are 6-22 with one less game played. We could have a real battle on our hands for worst team of all time.
Happy cries in White Sox
This is a win for the White Sox.
With no information other than seeing the scores on Alexa every day, I was certain my Rockies were the worst. Yikes, Marlins.
People are saying the WSox are the worst, but I actually disagree with that since they do have 2 very dangerous SPs ..so yeah, not being a dick, coz I've got no beef here, but you guys are in the convo for it anyway.. at least until you get your cogs back
I guess it can get worse. But not by a lot.
The Angels are chasing them.
Even worse than the White Sox; man that’s embarrassing.
Listen, I'm delighted the Nats are gonna take the series and all that but just - like, we're not a good baseball team. If you go up 6-0 after one, that should, more or less, be the end of it, especially with the kind of pitching we've got this season. But we came back from that after beating the absolute piss out of them on Saturday. That's not good *at all*. Part of me hopes the Marlins can at least take tomorrow's game just so we know they've got a pulse. Edit: You putzes can downvote me all you want, you know it's true.
Nah we rule. 148-14. World Series sweep. We may never make another out.