OTD in 2016 - Jose Fernandez was killed in a boating accident.
He survived 3 attempts to defect from Cuba, saved his mom from drowning, and was expecting father. He’s missed greatly
It's already been 10 years...
I woke up to a Bleacher Report notification that morning. At first glance, I read "Mariners prospect José Fern��ndez dead at 24," telling myself, "Not our José, right?
Alas, it was him, and I've never watched the Marlins the same since.
So the Miami Marlins could not possibly allow Eury Perez to throw AT MOST two more innings when he had a perfect game because god forbid he might get hurt... but they just threw him as a reliever in between starts in a completely meaningless game. Fucking joke.
@CraigMish Done watching for Season. Scarecrow takes out our SP all the time for no reason! Gibson and Zuber once again blow the lead and game. So sick of this crap management.
Big development: Phillies are putting Jesús Luzardo on the IL. He was not feeling as well as they expected today. The rest is very much unsure. They are not ruling him out for potential postseason start, Don Mattingly said.
At Babcock Park as the #Marlins cut the ribbon to their new RBI Youth Academy in Hialeah.
Commissioner Rob Manfred, Owner Bruce Sherman and President Caroline O’Connor are all here.
As are the Mayors of Hialeah and Miami-Dade
Dee Gordon stepped into the box wearing José Fernández’s No. 16, just 24 hours after his teammate and close friend had passed away.
Then he did something nobody will ever forget.
Gordon hit his first home run of the 2016 season — and broke down in tears after rounding the bases.
That wasn’t just a home run.
That was grief, love and baseball all wrapped into one unforgettable moment. 💙
For those that weren’t around to experience D-Train’s arrival in Miami and the must-see he was every start, man, what a time! His combination of energy, ability and personality were one of a kind. Well deserved spot in Marlins history forever.
"If he's not hurt, I don't understand it. I'll be perfectly honest."
Tommy Hutton irked to see Tyler Phillips yanked in the 4th inning. He had retired 7 of the last 8 batters he faced and only threw 68 pitches.
Marlins will lean on their slumping bullpen to cover 5.1 IP...
The Miami Marlins had a 52-45 record going into the All Star Break, a .536 winning percentage. Since the ASB, they are an abysmal 20-30, with a .400 winning percentage. A terrible second half with mismanagement from Front Office leaders on down. Something needs to change.
As yikes as they come.
Tough to see such a promising season end so catastrophically.
May not even reach 80 wins after sitting in a wild card spot less than a month ago.
An incomplete team through and through, unfortunately.