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  • March 2008
    • New Met Santana Aces Up in Debut

      New Met Santana Aces Up in Debut

      Johan Santana provided the kind of starting pitching the Mets paid $137.5 million for, throwing seven strong innings and striking out eight in a victorious debut, 7-2 over Florida. David Wright's bases-loaded double during a six-run fourth inning provided all the offense the ace lefty would need, writes the Times . Wright, Jose Reyes and Carlos Beltran had two hits apiece. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Mets   Florida Marlins   David Wright   Johan Santana   Carlos Beltran   Josh Willingham   Jose Reyes

    • Marlins Call Up Big-Time Cheerleaders

      Marlins Call Up Big-Time Cheerleaders

      Weighing in between 225 and 435 pounds, the Florida Marlins' new cheerleaders may take up space better than they dance. But on opening day, the Marlins will introduce fans to the Manatees, baseball’s first all-male, all-plus-sized cheerleading squad, the Los Angeles Times reports. “There are more people who look like them than have those perfect bodies,” says a charter Marlins Fan Club member. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Florida Marlins   cheerleading   male cheerleaders   plus-sized cheerleaders

  • February 2008
    • Fla. Marlins Call For Big-Bellied Cheerleaders

      Fla. Marlins Call For Big-Bellied Cheerleaders

      The Florida Marlins are currently holding tryouts for new male cheerleaders—the chubbier, the better. Though the Marlins already have lean pompom girls rooting on the sidelines, the AP reports, they're looking to create a rotund 10-man squad called the Manatees to boost record-low attendance at home games. But these big boys will be chosen just like the girls, officials say: based on how well they shake their, uh, booty. More »

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      baseball   Chicago Bulls   Florida Marlins   cheerleading   male cheerleaders   plus-sized cheerleaders

  • December 2007
    • D-Train, Miggy Roll Into Detroit

      D-Train, Miggy Roll Into Detroit

      The Detroit Tigers made the biggest splash of the 2008 off-season so far by pulling off a blockbuster trade with Florida. Detroit will receive power-hitting third baseman Miguel Cabrera and left-handed pitcher Dontrelle Willis in exchange for two previously untouchable prospects, outfielder Cameron Maybin and lefty Andrew Miller, along with several other players, reports the Detroit News . More »

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      MLB   baseball   Detroit Tigers   Florida Marlins   Miguel Cabrera   Dontrelle Willis

  • September 2007
    • Brawling Mets Bring It Down to the Wire

      Brawling Mets Bring It Down to the Wire

      The Mets pulled out of their five-game tailspin in a huge way yesterday, dismantling the Florida Marlins 13-0 on John Maine's near no-hitter as the benches cleared twice for a brawl. With the Phillies' loss to the Nationals, the Mets are again tied for first place in the Nation League East, reports the New York Times. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Mets   Philadelphia Phillies   Florida Marlins   John Maine

    • Mets' Implosion Continues

      Mets' Implosion Continues

      A 7-4 loss to the Florida Marlins last night was the Mets' fifth straight, and the red-hot Phillies continued to take advantage of the collapse, moving a game ahead of New York in the NL East with two to play. If the Mets don't rally now, their slide would be among the worst in baseball history, writes the New York Times. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Mets   Philadelphia Phillies   Florida Marlins

  • August 2007
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