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Archive for December, 2009

31 Dec

Marlins’ Decade Top Ten Seasons: 2009 Hanley Ramirez

Ah, a familiar name lands on the #2 spot. For the third time in our top ten seasons list for the decade, Hanley Ramirez shows up once again, this time for his accomplishments in the most recent 2009 season. Let’s take a retrospective look.

31 Dec

Marlins’ Decade Top Ten Seasons: 2006 Miguel Cabrera

For our second #3 season of the Decade Top Ten, we’ll discuss one of the best Marlins of the decade in his best season of the decade. While Miguel Cabrera has always been an excellent hitter as a member of the Marlin, the 2006 season brought about one of the few campaigns in which Cabrera [...]

30 Dec

Marlins’ Decade Top Ten Seasons: 2001 Cliff Floyd

Our #4 and #3 seasons are actually tied in terms of WAR, so I won’t quibble about the order. I did want to talk specifically about one of my favorite players of all time (oddly enough), former Marlin left fielder Cliff Floyd. He logs in tied for #3 on our list best Marlins seasons this [...]

29 Dec

Marlins’ Decade Top Ten Seasons: 2005 Dontrelle Willis

Now that we’ve finished out the bottom five of the top ten seasons by Marlins this decade, we can move into the top five seasons, all above 6 WAR. The first season we’ll discuss is the Cy Young runner-up campaign that former Marlin Dontrelle Willis put up in 2005. Let’s dive into that awesome campaign.

28 Dec

Marlins’ Decade Top Ten Seasons: 2007 Hanley Ramirez

Rounding out the bottom half of the Decade Top Ten Seasons for the Florida Marlins is yet another season by the best current Marlin in the game, Hanley Ramirez. For our #6 season, we’ll be looking at the offensive breakout 2007 that Hanley turned in.

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