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Bonifacio for the win? The answer is no.
Rob Neyer pointed it out again , but I’d like to take a crack at it myself. Here’s Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun-Sentinel on our very own favorite terrible player : Yet for all that, I thought manager Fredi Gonzalez had a telling quote about him afterthe game: ” Boni, even ...
Can the Florida Marlins win with Emilio Bonifacio?
blogs.sun-sentinel.com — Before delving into the topic du jour, another great outing from Ricky Nolasco. He gave up two... early runs then retired 20 of the last 21 batters he faced. Since returning from his demotion to Triple-A, Nolasco has not allowed more than two earned ... (more) Can the Florida Marlins win with Emilio Bonifacio?
Florida Marlins: What to do with Cameron Maybin?
blogs.sun-sentinel.com — Rhino, this one is in your wheelhouse. What should theMarlins do with Cameron Maybin? He went 3... for 4 Tuesday for Triple-A New Orleans, raising his batting average to .331 since his demotion. Over his last 10 games, Maybin is hitting at a .417 ... (more) Florida Marlins: What to do with Cameron Maybin?
The Bonifacio situation
fishstripes.com — Juan C. Rodriguez ask the question, that has been on so many lips of late:  Can the... Florida Marlins win with Emilio Bonifacio? Since I don't have a TypeKey or TypePad account, I will respond to the question here: No, they can't. At least not ... (more) The Bonifacio situation
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