My Lean is Fla.
Fister is terrible for the Mariners on the road but this is really a home game?!? :shrug:
Fister is terrible for the Mariners on the road but this is really a home game?!? :shrug:
Let's all cash the late game. Who ya got?
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0:10pm Mariners (D. Fister - R) @ Marlins (A. Sanchez - R)
1. Ichiro Suzuki (L) RF
2. Brendan Ryan (R) SS
3. Adam Kennedy (L) 3B
4. Justin Smoak (S) 1B
5. Dustin Ackley (L) 2B
6. Miguel Olivo (R) C
7. Carlos Peguero (L) LF
8. Franklin Gutierrez (R) CF
9. Doug Fister (L) P
1. Emilio Bonifacio (S) LF
2. Omar Infante (R) 2B
3. Gaby Sanchez (R) 1B
4. Hanley Ramirez (R) SS
5. Greg Dobbs (L) 3B
6. Mike Stanton (R) RF
7. Dewayne Wise (L) CF
8. Brett Hayes (R) C
9. Anibal Sanchez (R) P
1. Ichiro Suzuki (L) RF
2. Brendan Ryan (R) SS
3. Adam Kennedy (L) 3B
4. Justin Smoak (S) 1B
5. Dustin Ackley (L) 2B
6. Miguel Olivo (R) C
7. Carlos Peguero (L) LF
8. Franklin Gutierrez (R) CF
9. Doug Fister (L) P
1. Emilio Bonifacio (S) LF
2. Omar Infante (R) 2B
3. Gaby Sanchez (R) 1B
4. Hanley Ramirez (R) SS
5. Greg Dobbs (L) 3B
6. Mike Stanton (R) RF
7. Dewayne Wise (L) CF
8. Brett Hayes (R) C
9. Anibal Sanchez (R) P
Hanley Ramirez is back in the clean-up spot again tonight for a fifth straight game, and manager Jack McKeon has no plans to move him out of that spot.
?I was trying to find the right buttons. Maybe that?s the right button,? said McKeon, who earlier in the week would not commit to Ramirez in the four spot.
Ramirez is 7-for-16 (.437) in his first four games in the four hole.
?I was trying to find the right buttons. Maybe that?s the right button,? said McKeon, who earlier in the week would not commit to Ramirez in the four spot.
Ramirez is 7-for-16 (.437) in his first four games in the four hole.
Another night w/o a DH for the Mariners
National League rules apply in tonight's 'road' game for the Seattle Mariners, who play the Florida Marlins at Safeco Field - and Doug Fister's bad luck continues to hold.
Fister has been as consistent as any Seattle starting pitcher, and gone 3-8 despite a 3.34 earned run average. Why? His team simply doesn't score when he's in the game, scoring less for him than any pitcher in the league.
Tonight, there's no designated hitter, which means an offense batting .228 might pick up a notch - Fister is batting .333 this season. The other good news? Justin Smoak returns to the lineup tonight.
The tougher luck is Anibal Sanchez, the Marlins starting pitcher, hasn't lost since April 10 when Houston beat him. The Mariners who have faced him before are a combined 2-for-17, and Adam Kennedy has both those hits.
Against Sanchez, Eric Wedge rolls out a typical Mariners lineup. Fister may need to go deep tonight:
National League rules apply in tonight's 'road' game for the Seattle Mariners, who play the Florida Marlins at Safeco Field - and Doug Fister's bad luck continues to hold.
Fister has been as consistent as any Seattle starting pitcher, and gone 3-8 despite a 3.34 earned run average. Why? His team simply doesn't score when he's in the game, scoring less for him than any pitcher in the league.
Tonight, there's no designated hitter, which means an offense batting .228 might pick up a notch - Fister is batting .333 this season. The other good news? Justin Smoak returns to the lineup tonight.
The tougher luck is Anibal Sanchez, the Marlins starting pitcher, hasn't lost since April 10 when Houston beat him. The Mariners who have faced him before are a combined 2-for-17, and Adam Kennedy has both those hits.
Against Sanchez, Eric Wedge rolls out a typical Mariners lineup. Fister may need to go deep tonight:
Remember...this is "technically" in Seattle and the Mariners have 4 more wins than Florida. -120 is about right IMO. We'll see what happens.....BOL!!
florida won da coin toss and elected to bat last!:mj07:
soljah! jus kidding!! something to do with conflict with a concert at the florida stadium
glta!
