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The Florida Marlins come into the 2010 season with their fans a little disappointed that they did not win the Wild Card in 2009. This broke the potential Rule of Six for the Marlins. These Florida Marlins tickets to the Sun Life Stadium for the 2010 MLB baseball season should be a fun time with the team geared up to let its young stable of pitchers develop and its young hitters continue to swing for the fences.
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The starting rotation has five pitchers between the ages of 23 and 27. By far the most accomplished is Josh Johnson. Johnson is the ace and helped establish himself as such after two previous seasons in 2007 and 2008 mired by injuries. He reminded people why the Florida Marlins were so excited by him back in 2006. Ricky Nolasco, Anibal Sanchez, Sean West, and Chris Volstead make up the rest of the rotation. They are all young and unproven, but the fans must have faith that they will develop this season.
The bullpen has a few good options as middle relief but have to worry about closer Leo Nunez. Nunez made the transition from setup man to closer last season, but he still posted a relatively high ERA and blew seven save opportunities out of 33 chances.
The one category the Florida Marlins fans should not worry about is the hitting. Third baseman Hanley Ramirez is an all star, hitting for average, showing patience and good judgment at the plate, displaying some power, and even stealing some bases. The 2009 Rookie of the Year is the left fielder. Chris Coghlan won the award because in his first season he proved that is a very good contact hitter that should be leading off the batting order. Add the pure power of 2B Dan Uggla and RF Cody Ross with the all around talents of 1B Jorge Cantu and this team should finish in the top half of the NL in terms of runs scored.
The Florida Marlins tickets for the new baseball season should be worth it to see this young, but hardly scrappy team take the field and once again compete for the wild card coming out of the NL East.
The Marlins made sure they didn’t disappoint fans who bought Florida Marlins tickets by sweeping the Washington Nationals and wining their first four games for the fist time in franchise history. They have also started 11-1, including 2 out of 3 wins from the Mets. The 11-1 start is the best start in the team’s history. Unfortunately, they lost their next seven games, making them the first team ever in National League history to win seven consecutive games and then go on to lose the next seven. Although the team was below .500 by as much as five games, the team later rebounded to 2 games above .500 on July 1, 2009. Many Florida Marlins ticket holding fans are looking forward to the 2010 season, hoping that the team will up their game again.
