Pujolsapalooza: Multiple Reports - 10 Year Contract with Angels

[marlinsfan24]

^This feels like when the Heat traded for Shaq or signed the big 3, everyone wanted to be in Miami then. And shit, we have not even signed anyone yet.

[Metes]

Beef, our worst fears are coming true

[MiamiHomer]

Beef, our worst fears are coming true

The fear of the Marlins making big moves leading to others flocking to the site to "jump on the bandwagon" and drive you crazy with things they say/do?

[tr305]

yes, let's complain about something like this after all of these crappy years at Sun Life. Enjoy this guys.

[Metes]

The fear of the Marlins making big moves leading to others flocking to the site to "jump on the bandwagon" and drive you crazy with things they say/do?

We become the Heat

But the added dummies don't help

[tr305]

Seriously, Would you rather the alternative ???

[MiamiHomer]

Seriously, Would you rather the alternative ???

It's not the success he would be upset about. It other things.

[Metes]

I'd like to sign good people

Silly, unfounded media frenzy, no

[tr305]

Oh, I see.
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The success is always accompanied by silly season. Just enjoy the new park and all of this buzz.

[Metes]

I will, thanks

[Blackout Pact]

The fear of the Marlins making big moves leading to others flocking to the site to "jump on the bandwagon" and drive you crazy with things they say/do?

This was my first thought as well.

[Valid]

I think baseball is pretty different from basketball in that sense.

[Omar]

Don't get me wrong, I'll miss the days of having legroom and the players being able to hear you because your voice echoed. But that, and stupid jerseys, is a small price to pay to start approaching the potential of a well-run baseball team in Miami.

[Metes]

Just please, good lord don't let me see LeBron in an oversized M hat

[MiamiHomer]

The Marlins aren't playing games with Albert Pujols. According to a Major League source, the Marlins are serious about signing the free agent first baseman and intend to make a competitive offer.

Pujols was in South Florida on Friday, lunching with Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria and other front office executives, who have spent the past week wooing other high-profile free agents, including Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle. Pujols was also expected to tour the Marlins' new ballpark later this afternoon.

Pujols is the big prize in this year's free agent class and has reportedly received a nine-year, $200 million offer from the Cardinals to remain in St. Louis. Sources say that Loria, in particular, covets Pujols and envisions him at first base when the Marlins open their new stadium on April 4 -- against the World Series champion Cardinals.

Source: Marlins plan to make serious offer for Pujols