Miami Marlins Fish Flash 5/4

Morning Marlin Maniacs, and a Happy Hump Day. Last night of course fans were treated to quite the come from behind effort, as the Marlins climbed back over .500 by beating the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-4.  If nothing else, it’s a new month, and one where the team with the second worst home record in baseball is undefeated at home in May.

Now one game in on this nine-game homestand, we’ve got you set to go with your morning Fish Flash.  From the latest bullpen readjustment, to Miami’s secret weapon, to the injury front- we’ve got you covered.  Time to dive in.

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Ogando Edges Ege Out Of Pen 

So long Cody Ege, and welcome Nefi Ogando.  MLB.com’s Joe Frisaro takes you through the thinking on the decision, and the numbers on the pair of Marlins relievers.  Yep…think just about everyone I was disappointed to not see on the final roster is on it now.  Except Tim Lincecum…

Meet Miami’s Secret Weapon 

According to the Miami Herald’s Clark Spencer, the Marlins just might have an ace up their sleeve.  His name is Pat Shine, and he’s the key to some techy stats that might surprise you, namely the sheer dominance the club enjoys when it comes to winning their challenges.

Out  By A Pinkie  

Redirecting back to Mr. Frisaro, we turn your attention to the early MLB.com report detailing a possible dislocated pinkie on first baseman Justin Bour.  Frisaro talks you through the roster ramifications of Miami potentially facing losing their second starting regular of the past week.