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Marlins call up Kyle Skipworth
Number of comments: 41Â Â Â NEW YORK -- The Marlins are calling up catcher Kyle Skipworth to fill the roster spot of first baseman Casey Kotchman, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list.
   The Marlins didn't have many options. Three of their primary first basemen are on the disabled list and' [...]
From Miami Herald: Fish Bytes at April 05, 2013, 2:02pm in Miami Marlins, MiamiHerald.com Blogs, Sports -
Stanton has bruised shoulder; Aardsma signs minor-league deal
Number of comments: 39Â Â A rare bit of good news for the Marlins to begin this Saturday. Giancarlo Stanton has a bruised left shoulder and is listed as day-to-day. Stanton had a MRI, which didn't reveal any structural damage. Stanton, who has yet to homer or drive in a run, could be' [...]
From Miami Herald: Fish Bytes at April 13, 2013, 3:26pm in Miami Marlins, MiamiHerald.com Blogs, Sports
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VENZER RC'D
Number of comments: 39
Justice Building Blog Dictionary:
Rodriguez-Chomat: Noun: Judge in a criminal division who bears a passing resemblance to the writer Ernest Hemingway. Usage: "I have a trial scheduled today before Judge Rodriguez-Chomat."
Verb: "Rodriguez-Chomated": To be, as a judge, the recipient of visual or verbal abuse from a defendant, especially [...] -
MILT HIRSCH, LESLIE ROTHENBERG, AND THE TAPES
Number of comments: 38
Lesson one of legal blogging in Miami: Put Milt Hirsch in a post and the hits on the blog go through the roof.
Last we left Milt Hirsch, Miami's own "Bard of the Bench" he was safely ensconced in his robes. There was just the nagging issue of his former [...]
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Dietrich becomes latest Marlins prospect to get call-up after injury
Number of comments: 38SAN DIEGO -- Another day, another Marlins top prospect gets the call-up from the minors to help fill a void created by injury.
Derek Dietrich, rated the Marlins' eighth-best prospect according to MLB.com, got the phone call he had been waiting for all his life at 1:50 a.m. Wednesday morning from' [...]
From Miami Herald: Fish Bytes at May 08, 2013, 3:33pm in Miami Marlins, MiamiHerald.com Blogs, Sports
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OPEN YOUR MOUTH WIDE AND SAY Ahhhhh
Number of comments: 37
THE CAPTAIN REPORTS:
OPEN YOUR MOUTH WIDE AND SAY AHHHH ......
Because our humble lead scribe Horace Rumpole is in parts unknown and cannot manage to garner broadband service, we post today the latest in the erosion of our beloved Fourth Amendment from SCOTUS.
To [...]
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Marlins hang #LiveLikeBella jersey in dugout Wednesday to honor 10-year old cancer fighter
Number of comments: 37Just like Dwyane Wade and LeBron James did before Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Marlins have decided to honor the young life and spirit of local cancer fighter Bella Rodriguez-Torres, who passed away on Tuesday after a six-year battle with a rare, aggressive form of the disease.
The [...]
From Miami Herald: Fish Bytes at May 29, 2013, 5:43pm in Miami Marlins, MiamiHerald.com Blogs, Sports -
Jose Fernandez K's 8 in MLB debut
Number of comments: 36Â Â NEW YORK -- Rather impressive debut by 20-year-old Jose Fernandez, who whiffed eight Mets before departing after the fifth.
  According to baseballreference.com, since 1916 only six other starting pitchers under the age of 21 struck out as many in their MLB debuts: Dave Morehead (10 in 1963), [...]
From Miami Herald: Fish Bytes at April 07, 2013, 3:43pm in Miami Marlins, MiamiHerald.com Blogs, Sports
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PROJECT MERCY
Number of comments: 35
Judge John Gleeson of the Eastern District of New York is a remarkable man as we and DOM have detailed on our blogs. At this point in his career he is helping institute such earthshaking changes from the federal bench that his role as the lead prosecutor that secured a [...] -
MASTERS WEEKEND
Number of comments: 34
We're not much for staying home and watching TV, but there is something about Augusta and the Masters that lends itself so well to television.
In 1986, 46 year old Jack Nicklaus was 4 back as he left the 14th green. Five different golfers had or shared the lead during' [...]
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