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Interesting theory regarding the LoMo demotion
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The Chicago papers are speculating that the Marlins may be opening the door to trade him to the White Sox for the rights to hire Ozzie Guillen. It would be crazy for the fish to do that, but if Morrison is a MiLBer then it is easier to sell to the fans.
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James52411 said:
I had heard this before and it still makes zero sense to me to trade a young and very promising player for a manager.
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While the Chicago speculation is interesting, I don't think they sent him down to make it easier for the fans to accept a trade. They don't care what the fans think about anything, why start now?
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They are moving to a new stadium next year and they think Ozzie can build some hype and help the attendance figures next year by being a drawing card for the Hispanic community in Miami.
tropicaltwinsfan
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I think most fans would like to see Ozzie, too. But the theory that they sent him down to make it easier on the fans when they trade him for Ozzie is just dumb. They don't care about what current fans think about anything.
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elmalo said:
Or because he's white.
Big Mac McGwire
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Logan Morrison was hitting great before he had the foot injury.
He also is currently playing with 5 Stiches in his knee.
For a team with No veteran leadership the young kid gives his all on the field.
He also is the ownly Marlin to call out Hanley for not hustling.
I know he is batting low but he has a better average then Mark Texiera and Evan Longoria.
If he was batting .330 he would not have been sent down.
His low batting average was the justifiable excuse to send him down.
Ownership wanted to show him a lesson and punished him for being so vocal
17 HR's and 65 RBI ain't too bad for 23 year old kid.
If he was batting .320 the marlins would have had a closed door meeting instead of making an example out of him.
He also is currently playing with 5 Stiches in his knee.
For a team with No veteran leadership the young kid gives his all on the field.
He also is the ownly Marlin to call out Hanley for not hustling.
I know he is batting low but he has a better average then Mark Texiera and Evan Longoria.
If he was batting .330 he would not have been sent down.
His low batting average was the justifiable excuse to send him down.
Ownership wanted to show him a lesson and punished him for being so vocal
17 HR's and 65 RBI ain't too bad for 23 year old kid.
If he was batting .320 the marlins would have had a closed door meeting instead of making an example out of him.
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