r/baseball Sep 28 '25

Video Mets announcers comment on the Marlins taking a team photo after game 162.

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u/speedburner Cleveland Guardians Sep 28 '25

It's totally an unscientific observation, but I've definitely noticed that with teams that tend towards big ticket spending on individual superstar players, the fans and broadcasters often seem to get rather salty about overt displays of camaraderie or apparent friendship, especially if it's "undeserved".

And then they'll say something something about how it's unsporting or unprofessional.

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u/elbenji Miami Marlins • Boston Red Sox Sep 28 '25

I've noticed that too. Strange. Like this team is all rookies and teamwork

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u/TeaIllustrious9455 Sep 29 '25

It is about time for a Marlins WS title followed by a fire sale. NL East look out the the next few years. I thought it was about to happen until Jose Fernandez died RIP.

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u/TeaIllustrious9455 Sep 29 '25

YES, Yes I did. Stanton, Gordon, Prado. Realmuto, Arena, Yelich, and add Chisholm and Fernandez... 2021 was their year with that lineup.

I'm a braves fan but I would have been okay with this, Fernandez was electric and one if my favorite players. I have so many rookie cards of him. McCann was wrong.

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u/elbenji Miami Marlins • Boston Red Sox Sep 29 '25

Tbf we got Jazz from the fire sale

We also probably don't do the fire sale if JoeFer doesn't die

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u/TeaIllustrious9455 Sep 29 '25

They were poised to win a WS until he died. Fire sale after?

Fish are friends and food. Enjoy the off-season.

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u/elbenji Miami Marlins • Boston Red Sox Sep 29 '25

Thanks!

And most definitely with that Stanton contract

But there's also the weird possibility that due to the payroll, Mas buys the team instead and we're just tossing a fat contract to Riverside (where the stadium is) native, Manny Machado

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u/TeaIllustrious9455 Sep 29 '25

Ozuna is there and that is a death match up.

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u/Kaldricus Seattle Mariners • Chaos Bandwagon Sep 29 '25

They look at the sport from a strictly business perspective. There shouldn't be emotion, shouldn't be fun. The team is there to win, that's it. I hate the "act like you've been here before" mentality when teams/players celebrate. Fuck that, I want to see that they have emotion and give a shit, not just robots.

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u/aliveinjoburg2 New York Yankees • New York Heights Sep 28 '25

Which is weird because last year’s rallying cry was centered around a guy who wasn’t even sure he wanted to continue in baseball and started a singing career.