Jeffrey; 1-The premise that because we, the fans didn't sell out the cow pasture that meets prison walls aka as your work of art is an insult to everyone that sat in the sauna known as Sun Life Stadium. After just one season? 2-If you really cared about public opinion in 2003, then you would have signed Pudge and kept D. Lee for the 2004 season and really tried to repeat. 3-You build your team around Hanley, a known malcontent who wished more managers into the cornfield than that kid did on the Twilight Zone. 4-Nice that you brag about Selig "approving the trade". How many times did you speak to "Trader Jack" to convince yourself that this is the best move to make? 5-Professional organizations don't have to trade off their top level to restock the talent supply line. For you, it was like trading stock options, you pay for one season of a players talent then cash them in for a new portfolio. Only, now people won't trade with you, like you were going to lead top level players down the garden path twice. so, who cares? 6- Let's see what the S.E.C. has to say about the park financing. 7-You may try to hang on for another couple of seasons, but sooner than later, you will have to sell.

First of all I just love that Reyes jersey still stuck on the Marlins banner on this page. This is a total mess. Stanton wants out, it's no secret unless you run the Marlins, then everything is a secret. The Marlins are the only team to hire it's staff from the KGB. You know that LoMo can't stand Loria and Samson. Who's left? Batting 3rd Solano and 4th Ruggiano. I need an aspirin.

Does Pierre get a no trade clause?

Thank goodness Juan Pierre is back, now we don't have to worry about "Wrong Way" Joe Espada holding up runners trying to score against Pierre's weak throwing arm. Cue Tommy Hutton. "The whole league knows that Juan Pierre can't throw anybody out...." Now we just have to worry that all the other 3rd base coaches get magnesia (milk of) and hold up the runners, not to worry, ain't gonna happen.

Loria builds a park that is virtually last in all of baseball in homers. A cow pasture with prison walls. A work of "art". Loria, if you don't lower the fences to 8 feet and bring in the dimensions by at least 20 feet from left center to right center, then...you really do know nothing about this game.

It never fails to amaze me how reporters always ask the same questions over and over. don't you listen to the last question before talking?

I'm a big fan of Logan Morrison, as all bloggers know, Jeffrey Loria knows when I brought my paper megaphone to the 2nd to last game of the season giving him my "don't trade LoMo chant". I liked him from the times I saw him interviewed when he was first called up. He always had his hat on, and a little askew, not much about 1/8 turn to the left. I imagine he's like the later day Luis Tiant who used to shower with a cigar in his mouth, LoMo is such a gamer that he probably showered with his Marlins cap on during his rookie season. Last year I decided to get back on twitter to follow LoMo after his trip to the troops. LoMo had about 13,000 followers then. LoMo sent out a tweet to guess what his cell phone bill was after that trip. I guessed $683 and the amount was $724. I was honored with a retweet and invoice to pay his bill. (Life is tough on the MLB minimum). Whoaa, a lefty comedian, right up my alley. He didn't know he made friends with the three stooges of Marlins fans. (3 for the price of 1). I decided to take a trip to Roger Dean to see LoMo. It was the 1st Braves trip ( without Uggla ). I got to row 1 off third, even got an easy as you please foul ball that rolled right up to me. As I reached over to pick it up, I still thought I was going to get steam rolled by somebody for the ball, even though there was nobody within 3 rows of me. Bam, well that sure makes up for the one I dropped when I was 10 at Yankeed Stadium, sort of. I kid you not, there were 3 or 4 groups of people that came from great distances just to say hello to LoMo. He said hello to them all, passed by me on his way to the dugout. Not wanting to be a dork, too much I yelled "Logan, I'm here to pay your cell phone bill" He stopped and smiled. Just then, another one of Lomos friends called to him, so LoMo comes right over to where I was sitting, I didn't know what to do, i just yelled over to him, now he's heading towards me. I got all timid, and half got up, I wanted to shake his hand, since I didn't think of the sharpie for an autograph fast enough. As I put my hand up, LoMo leaned up and over me to say hello to the people behind me. I quickly pulled my hand down because what I was about to shake, you don't want to know. All I kept thinking of was being arrested as a Bartman like pervert at a spring training game. "Miamiandy24 arrested in Jupiter for attempting to grope Logan Morrison". so, thanks LoMo for the retweet, the foul ball, showering with your cap on askew and most of all for not leaning further into the stands than you did.

I, Hanley Ramirez, do promise all Miami Marlins fans that I will: Play up to my potential Not worry about any statistical numbers except for wins. Play hard and play hurt. X__________________________ Please sign here

CARLOS ZAMBRANO !! We need this guy on our team. Larry, get Z and Dempster, you're front line pitching will be set for 2012. Look at Z's stats, this guy is a winner on the field with his arm and in the clubhouse with his fists. Z is 31 yrs old, 125-80 record and 1,581 strikeouts and 3-0 in the clubhouse (hello Hanley). Ozzie wants him, Z wants Ozzie ( see the hearts floating?) Z is 6'5" and 300 pounds. Our own CC Sabathia. Dempster may not cost as much as Garza. I think he's one of the top 10 pitchers in the league.

GREAT, just the first move, now sign Reyes and Buerhle, trade Hanley and with Heath here, there goes the facial hair policy.

Ozzie is a blast, he's Casey Stengal in 2 languages. He double talks with the best of them. Loria knows to let Ozzie do his thing. Ozzie is a lefty trapped in a righty's body.

wow, 3 times getting picked off with the hidden ball trick. What was the secret, getting Ozzie into a conversation? I'll bet Ozzie dosen't yell "Keep your eye on the ball" too much from the dugout.