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Speaker 1: Today is July seventh, and this is Big Fish Small Pod.

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Speaker 1: I'm at wordol here on the Fish Strips podcast network

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Speaker 1: to tell you that the season isn't dead. As last night,

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Speaker 1: all focus was on Game two with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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Speaker 1: Derek Jeter and Kim Eng remained focused on their strengths

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Speaker 1: and opportunities while remaining noncommittal on trade talk speaking to

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Speaker 1: the media prior to the game, As Derek Jeter said

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Speaker 1: to Christina Damicola of MLB dot Com talking about contract negotiations,

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Speaker 1: I think one thing is it's refreshing to hear players

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Speaker 1: say that they want to be here. When we first

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Speaker 1: got here, I don't think that was necessary of the case.

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Speaker 1: Now we have players that want to stay here and

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Speaker 1: want to play in Miami. I'll leave it at that,

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Speaker 1: because I don't ever get into negotiations about a player

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Speaker 1: or non negotiations with the player. I don't want you

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Speaker 1: to assume that I'm negotiating, but we keep things private.

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Speaker 1: I think that's the best way to handle it. Because

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Speaker 1: when you're a player and you start hearing about contract

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Speaker 1: negotiations or potential contract negotiations, or trades, potential trades, I

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Speaker 1: know from experience, it affects you on the field. I

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Speaker 1: wouldn't want it to affect anyone on the field. So

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Speaker 1: we'll keep these conversations. If we're having those conversations, we'll

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Speaker 1: keep them private. And Kim Ang had this to say

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Speaker 1: about Marte. I think that's one option. If we don't

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Speaker 1: get into a situation that we want to be in,

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Speaker 1: there's another option where he stays in Marlin and you

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Speaker 1: still have the opportunity to talk to him. I think

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Speaker 1: there's situations after the off season, so I wouldn't make

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Speaker 1: the thirtieth the be all end all of this. As

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Speaker 1: trade deadline comes into focus, the Marlins, Derek Cheeter, and

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Speaker 1: Kim Ang remain private about their players, and yesterday all

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Speaker 1: attention was on Pablo Lopez and Tony Goslin as Pablo

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Speaker 1: returned to the mound following his first pitch ejection on Saturday,

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Speaker 1: and Marlin's bats looked to square up Tony in the

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Speaker 1: second game of this critical four game set. In the first,

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Speaker 1: Pablo got things going in the right direction, striking out

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Speaker 1: Mookie Betts to start the game in pitching a full

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Speaker 1: eleven pitches before his first hit by pitch while along

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Speaker 1: at bat by Garret Cooper gave the Marlins a good

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Speaker 1: look at Tony Goslin's ninety through mile hour fastball. By

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Speaker 1: the second inning, they were squaring it up as Miguel

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Speaker 1: Rojas and Jesus Sanchez made good swings on the first

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Speaker 1: and second outs. It wasn't until Pablo Lopez in the

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Speaker 1: third that the Marlins had their first hit, a double

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Speaker 1: on that fastball the Marlins had seemingly found in the second,

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Speaker 1: while Jazz and Starling had a shot at the game's

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Speaker 1: first run, but with two more hard hit fastballs, Pablo

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Speaker 1: was stranded at a second With now five consecutive unbatted

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Speaker 1: balls over ninety five miles an hour. In the fourth inning,

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Speaker 1: Pablo Lopez found some trouble as Cody Bellinger led off

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Speaker 1: with a triple, set up an RBI for the Dodgers,

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Speaker 1: and more sequence hits loaded the bases. Pablo worked around

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Speaker 1: this bit of trouble, but with thirty six pitches in

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Speaker 1: the fourth inning, his night was over with eight strikeouts,

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Speaker 1: five hits, one urned run, and a walk. The Marlins

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Speaker 1: offense continued to pressure Tony Gonslin, but were unable to

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Speaker 1: break through, as it wasn't until the sixth inning, while

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Speaker 1: facing Jake Reid in his major league debut, that Miami

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Speaker 1: broke through. Starling Marte got things going with a single.

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Speaker 1: Then Garrett Cooper came in to face the rookie as

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Speaker 1: Jake didn't have control of his slider and a ball

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Speaker 1: went up and into Garrett Cooper's Darling Marte sat sexily

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Speaker 1: at second as he stole the base. In the moments between,

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Speaker 1: as Jake Reid would find his slider and eventually get

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Speaker 1: Cooper to chase one down and away, Hazus Agular came

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Speaker 1: garnering an error from Gavin lux. Miguel Rojas then doubled

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Speaker 1: and the Dodgers seemed stuck with Jesus Sanchez intentionally walked

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Speaker 1: to load the bases. Porgel Faro worked asl that bat,

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Speaker 1: but ultimately lined out softly the opposite way to end

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Speaker 1: the inning. Following Pablo out of the bullpen, Stephen Okurt

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Speaker 1: pitched a scoreless inning, as did Anthony Bass, Dylan Floro,

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Speaker 1: Richard Bleier, and Jimmy Garcia, taking the game to the

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Speaker 1: ninth and the Dodgers, who had been riding lefty and

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Speaker 1: writing matchups as Jesus Sanchez got a single against the

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Speaker 1: lefty to get the inning going, and jorgele Faro worked

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Speaker 1: a walk with men on first and second. Joe Panic

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Speaker 1: at the plate and apparently the odds of double play

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Speaker 1: overshadowed his bat as he unsuccessfully tried to lay down

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Speaker 1: a bunt and eventually struck out with two men on.

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Speaker 1: John Birdie came to the plate as a pinch and

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Speaker 1: he reached the bass loading the basses for Jazz Chisholm

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Speaker 1: against the lefty Jason Alexander four hours into this nine

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Speaker 1: inning game. Despite working along at that Jazz was unable

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Speaker 1: to get around on a slider for a strike down

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Speaker 1: in a way as his swing plane just didn't come

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Speaker 1: close to the pitch. Then came Marte to the plate

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Speaker 1: with two outs. In came Starling Marte, and with him

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Speaker 1: a pitching change as the Dodgers went to Blake Trinin,

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Speaker 1: the hard throwing righty with a hard slider as well

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Speaker 1: to face Starling Marte. With the bases loaded, and despite

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Speaker 1: a wild pitch that bounced back off of the umpires

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Speaker 1: leg keeping the runners in place, Marte put the ball

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Speaker 1: in play and narrowly avoided an infield single on a

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Speaker 1: play that would go under review, but Marte was ruled

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Speaker 1: out to bring the game to extras. The top of

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Speaker 1: the tenth brought David Hess's second game as Marlin into

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Speaker 1: reality as the first ball was dinked on the ground

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Speaker 1: and Jorge Alfaro jumped on it, clipping the runner going

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Speaker 1: to third and starting the tenthening with a folder's choice

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Speaker 1: out and David Hess would get out of it with

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Speaker 1: a six four to three double play off the bat

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Speaker 1: of Albert Pools. In the bottom of the tenth, Starling

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Speaker 1: Marte starting on second, Garrett Cooper and Hazu's Aguilar fought

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Speaker 1: hard at bats event against Blake Trinon, who continued to

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Speaker 1: hurl ninety nine mile an hour heat and a hard slider,

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Speaker 1: throwing the hardest pitches of the game. At the game's

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Speaker 1: end with a couple of tax and at bats, he

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Speaker 1: worked through those two Marlins big corner bats, bringing up

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Speaker 1: Mgast with two apps and another pitch in the dirt

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Speaker 1: had Marte headed for third, and a desperate throw by

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Speaker 1: catcher Will Smith went to the dugout as Marte made

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Speaker 1: it home for the walk off win. David Hess's second

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Speaker 1: win with Miami after beginning his career four and twenty

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Speaker 1: with the Baltimore Orioles. The Marlins won the four hour,

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Speaker 1: thirty four minute game by a one to two final score,

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Speaker 1: and the Marlins went up two and zero against the Dodgers,

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Speaker 1: checking in quickly on some potentially impactful minor leaguers starting first.

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Speaker 1: In Jacksonville, another extra inning game went the wrong way

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Speaker 1: as the bullpen didn't hold the early lead established by

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Speaker 1: his solid six and a third innings with eight strikeouts

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Speaker 1: for Braxton Garrett, who was hit for five hits, including

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Speaker 1: one home run no walks. Building together starts and optimism

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Speaker 1: for future in Major League Baseball, Laywin Diaz hit his

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Speaker 1: ninth tripa a home run of the year. Monte Harrison

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Speaker 1: reached three times with two hits and a walk, and

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Speaker 1: Jose Devers left the game early. We'll probably find out

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Speaker 1: more today about that. In Mississippi, the Blue wah Who's

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Speaker 1: took on the Braves. Edward Cabrera, still working towards the debut,

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Speaker 1: went five innings behind seven strikeouts, one walk, six hits

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Speaker 1: and two earned runs. As as Era remains sub two Blue

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Speaker 1: wa Who's pitchers after that were blown out and the

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Speaker 1: bats never really got it going, scoring once. John Nunia's

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Speaker 1: hit a double for that RBI, but the wa Who's

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Speaker 1: were held to five hits, four walks, and seventeen strikeouts

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Speaker 1: for a final score of eight to one. In South Bend,

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Speaker 1: the Beloyd Snappers scored six despite a collective one for

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Speaker 1: seven with runners in scoring position. Griffin Conines struck his

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Speaker 1: eighteenth homer of the year, now leading Minor League Baseball

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Speaker 1: in the category as a snapper. Perhaps poised to be

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Speaker 1: promoted to double A in the second half of the year,

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Speaker 1: Jupiter found itself rained out yet again. While the Marlins

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Speaker 1: in the Florida Compax League played two against the Astros.

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Speaker 1: Delvis Algery and Louis Fascano had inspiring starts as Algrey

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Speaker 1: kept his pristine era with five more scoreless innings and

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Speaker 1: Louis Fiscano allowed one earned run and collected seven strike

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Speaker 1: but the doubleheader was split on a walk off block

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Speaker 1: in game two, going the way of the Astross. Tonight,

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Speaker 1: the Marlins will return to Lone Depot Park at seven

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Speaker 1: to ten start time, as the Marlins will put together

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Speaker 1: what seems to be a bullpen game with Ross Dettweiler

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Speaker 1: and Jordan Holloway seeming like the freshest arms in that

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Speaker 1: Marlins bullpen. No starter has been announced for the Dodgers

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Speaker 1: yet either, and the possibility of a roster move for

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Speaker 1: either team before the game remains a possibility, as the

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Speaker 1: Marlins bullpen could use perhaps some relief having pitched five

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Speaker 1: straight one run games. The Marlins will go for the

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Speaker 1: series win against la At again a seven ten start.

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Speaker 1: Should anything happen prior to the game, We'll have coverage

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Speaker 1: for you here on Fish Drips and as always here

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Speaker 1: on the podcast network. I've been at Ridol. Stay tuned

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Speaker 1: here for a peak at the twenty twenty one draft