Marlins @ Twins, 6/7-6/9

[thatnewguy]

Pretty sure we will have many other reasons why we wont make the playoffs this yr

And you can be cynical all you want but the difference between 1-7 vs these teams and 6-2 is the difference between us and the Nationals right now.

[AdamRavs]

In June. I want to optimistic but every yr we seem to start well. June brings us back to earth.

[thatnewguy]

We're getting a bomb or a K here.

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And there's the patented slider away. God we are gonna get swept by the worst team in baseball.

[Nick]

I do love me a game-ending Stanton K.

[AdamRavs]

Unreal. He misses the high heater. Then comes the slider away. Wonder if he will ever learn to lay off that pitch.

[Namaste]

The first pitch should have been called a ball (outside).

14 hits

1 loss

#Marlins

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Marlins run differential innings 7-9: -34


Hahahahahaha

[tjfla]

opposite field single

It is amazing what happens when instead of trying to kill the ball everything,u go with the pitch and get a single. Guess Nolasco didnt read the scouting report

The RP seemed to tho. Inside Heat and slider away.

[Namaste]

The Marlins (Chris Johnson) hit a HR in Minnesota.

Ichiro is the best.

We're gonna win the game we were most likely to lose.

[AdamRavs]

Stanton with 4ks

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Oh hey. He made contact. Made two outs instead lol

[Nick]

There is some bullshit going on right now.

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Genius move putting Ramos in in an 8 run game there, Don.

[nny]

McGowan in a tie game, Ramos in an 8 run game.

[emkayseven]

about that Stanton DP...

http://m.mlb.com/cutfour/2016/06/10/183198514

Just a routine ground ball, the kind hit and fielded by Major Leaguers every single day. Except, well, the man who happened to hit that ground ball was none other than real-life X-Man Giancarlo Stanton. And, as you might expect from a guy whose dingers can clear tall buildings in a single bound, even his outs are extraordinary. Because, you see, the above grounder wasn't just any grounder -- it was the hardest-hit ball that Statcast has ever recorded, with an exit velocity of 123.9 mph.

The previous record-holder? Why, Giancarlo Stanton, of course: His single on May 12 of last season was tracked at 120.3 mph.

videos at the link