Miami Marlins

10 hits, 3 walks and 7 runs and over 80 pitches in 3 1/3 innings…”hey skipper, Perez doesn’t have effective stuff today, maybe we should take him out?”…

you’re 72/72 and kinda need wins to stay in the chase for the third WC…Fuck your analytics and use a little COMMON SENSE

@LePerchellon 

CT can’t you get rid of this load of daily bull from Covers or is AI creating this garbage wtf?!!!!

@Jhizzle13

 it took them to give 7 runs then they subbed out perez. their pitching coach's management needs to be studied. 

The game ended with a Marlin getting picked off of 1st base when they were down by 5 runs.

Sad.

@Jhizzle13

 not compared with Cle that sorry ass manager leave castilo mfKer in there every time he pitch all ball load the base

I'm glad that fish loses but if you play them tomorrow, they'll readjust n may win it for you.  +150 odds on fish -1.5 for tomorrow.  

As a Marlins fan I can tell you I don't like our manager at all. His handling of the pitchers has been questionable at best. And as was stated, he's more interested in analytics than common sense. 

yeah, 10 hits and 7 runs from perez, i get why the hook debate is loud after that one

@Macwestie1

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Miami’s confirmed lineup excludes Kyle Stowers,  Xavier Edwards also remains unavailable, while New York confirmed Lindor, Soto, Bichette and Benge atop its order. 

Sandy Alcantara still has the pitching advantage over Sean Manaea, but Miami’s weakened lineup, depleted bullpen and four losses in five outweigh the improved price. The Mets enter after Monday’s 9–4 victory with 16 hits.