What if the Marlins Never Sucked? - MLB 12 The Show

[nl15]

Everyone knows what happened to the Miami Marlins. They decided to go big or go home in the 2011-2012 offseason by acquiring players such as Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, Heath Bell, and Carlos Zambrano. They were everyone's favorite team in the preseason. They looked great on paper but on the field the team struggled and traded away Hanley Ramirez, Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, Josh Johnson, Omar Infante, and Anibal Sanchez. This dynasty thread will take you back to the start of the 2012 season, before they had a fire sale and traded everyone not named Giancarlo, before the Marlins sucked.

[nl15]

Marlins Announce Opening Day Roster

Marlins Opening Day Roster 2012
#	PITCHERS	POS	B/T	AGE	HT	WT	SALARY
55	Josh Johnson	SP	L/R	28	6-7	250	18.5 M
21	Heath Bell	CP	R/R	34	6-3	250	13.2 M
19	Anibal Sanchez	SP	R/R	28	6-0	205	5.7 M
56	Mark Buehrle	SP	L/L	32	6-2	245	6.7 M
34	Edward Mujica	RP	R/R	27	6-2	215	2.5 M
38	Carlos Zambrano	SP	S/R	30	6-5	270	3.5 M
36	Randy Choate	RP	L/L	36	6-1	210	1.8 M
47	Ricky Nolasco	SP	R/R	29	6-2	223	4.3 M
46	Juan Oviedo	CP	R/R	28	6-2	190	1.4 M
31	Steve Cishek	RP	R/R	25	6-6	215	490 K
57	Chad Gaudin	RP	R/R	28	5-10	185	830 K
58	Ryan Webb	RP	R/R	26	6-6	245	500 K
#	CATCHERS	POS	B/T	AGE	HT	WT	SALARY
14	John Buck	C	R/R	31	6-2	230	615 K
9	Brett Hayes	C	R/R	28	6-0	200	300 K
#	INFIELDERS	POS	B/T	AGE	HT	WT	SALARY
7	Jose Reyes	SS	S/R	28	6-1	200	17.8 M
2	Hanley Ramirez	3B	R/R	28	6-2	225	5.2 M
13	Omar Infante	2B	R/R	30	5-11	195	2.3 M
15	Gaby Sanchez	1B	R/R	28	6-1	230	630 K
17	Donovan Solano	2B	R/R	24	5-9	189	150 K
29	Greg Dobbs	3B	L/R	33	6-1	210	210 K
#	OUTFIELDERS	POS	B/T	AGE	HT	WT	SALARY
27	Giancarlo Stanton	RF	R/R	22	6-6	240	550 K
1	Emilio Bonifacio	CF	S/R	26	5-11	205	1.7 M
5	Logan Morrison	LF	L/L	24	6-3	248	500 K
8	Chris Coghlan	CF	L/R	26	6-0	195	490 K
26	Austin Kearns	RF	R/R	31	6-3	240	150 K

Marlins Depth Chart - 2012

• Catcher
• Buck
• Hayes

• First Base
• Sanchez
• Morrison
• Dobbs

• Second Base
• Infante
• Bonifacio
• Solano

• Third Base
• Ramirez
• Dobbs
• Solano

• Shortstop
• Reyes
• Ramirez
• Solano
• Bonifacio

• Left Field
• Morrison
• Bonifacio
• Kearns

• Center Field
• Coghlan
• Bonifacio

• Right Field
• Stanton
• Bonifacio
• Kearns

• Starting Pitcher
• Johnson
• Sanchez
• Buehrle
• Zambrano
• Nolasco

• Relief Pitcher
• Mujica
• Choate
• Cishek
• Gaudin
• Webb

• Closer
• Bell
• Oviedo

[nl15]

I've never done a baseball dynasty on here before. I don't really want to play many games until later into the year. Do you think I should do an occasional box score and then a monthly recap?

[Deuce2223]

I vote monthly recap, or take a look at my thread. I don't use box scores, but instead just give quick game recaps for the entire series, you can post a lot of games pretty quick, and then at the end of the month, still post a monthly post with standings, and stats, ect.....

[Deuce2223]

My only question with this, is If your team performers horribly will you end up trading those guy's too.. Looks like a ton of payroll there.

[Simile000]

Quote: Originally Posted by nl15

I've never done a baseball dynasty on here before. I don't really want to play many games until later into the year. Do you think I should do an occasional box score and then a monthly recap?

I would say a weekly or bi-weekly recap. That way it's a decent amount of info to write up but not an overwhelming amount of info like a monthy recap would have.

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