'Los Marlins' for Every Friday Home Game

[AdamRavs]

There's a Hispanic population in Wisconsin?

yes lol.. Starts in Northern IL and goes all the way up into the southside of Milwaukee.

WE have paved roads here too! =)

[THE_REAL_MIBS]

yes lol.. Starts in Northern IL and goes all the way up into the southside of Milwaukee.

WE have paved roads here too! =)

Yeah, I remember the crazy Hispanic people that used to risk their lives driving through a blizzard to get their pictures developed of them standing in the snow. Good times.

[Namaste]

As long as you considered it Mickey mouse when 8 teams in the NBA did it and when we did it last season and when I thinksomeone else in MLB did it last season too, then that's fine.

If they tacked on "Los" in front of Knicks or Celtics or Nets or Mets than yes, it's very Mickey Mouse.

[Chewford]

The NBA is a Mickey Mouse league.

Especially the Magic.

[Nick]

Giants and Brewers do it the cool way and translate the name. That >>>> slapping on 'Los.'

That's pretty awesome.

[Beef]

What is the translation of Marlin?

[nny]

Marlino?

[Chewford]

Marleeen.

[McLevin]

Marleeen.

[Bobbob1313]

If they tacked on "Los" in front of Knicks or Celtics or Nets or Mets than yes, it's very Mickey Mouse.

Speaking of which, it's Noche Latina night in the Ene-Be-A!

Los Spurs @ El Heat.

[Beef]

So, Marlin(s) en espanol?

[Namaste]

Pasador?

[Party]

Pasador is a lock

Marlins = Marlines or Agujas (roughly translated needles)

Everyone says it Marleen (no s) though.

"Vistes el juego de los Marleen?"

"Si!"

"Que mierda ese Hermida."

Tira el bate como una nina sin fuerza!

[Beef]

Well, what I was getting at while I waited for Festa is that we can't have no jerseys as cool lookin as the Brewers because we don't have a name with a cool translation

[THE_REAL_MIBS]

Pasador is a lock

Marlins = Marlines or Agujas (roughly translated needles)

Everyone says it Marleen (no s) though.

"Vistes el juego de los Marleen?"

"Si!"

"Que mierda ese Hermida."

Tira el bate como una nina sin fuerza!

Okay, I don't speak much Spanish but I think I got the first part (asking someone if they want to go to a Marlins game?). What does the second thing about Hermida mean?