In Baseball who's the youngest infielder that starts for the Florida Marlins?
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the florida marlins, what a story. 6 players in the major leagues make more money in one year then the whole Florida Marlins team.
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It's a coin flip.  He actually had 201 coming into this year, by the way.  He's up in the 220s now.\n\nGriffey Junior was the youngest to every major HR plateau up until 400.  Injuries, bad teams, even walks (as Bonds has found and Pujols will find) can slow you down.\n\nI'd compare it to Dwight Gooden.  At a young age, he was on pace to win more than 400 games and be one of the two or three best pitchers statistically of all time.\n\nYou just can't tell the future.
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Pitchers  B/T  Ht  Wt  DOB   \n  38 Jeremy Bonderman R/R 6-2 220 10/28/82 \n  49 Jason Grilli R/R 6-5 225 11/11/76 \n  46 Mike Maroth L/L 6-0 190 08/17/77 \n  29 Nate Robertson R/L 6-2 225 09/03/77 \n  56 Fernando Rodney R/R 5-11 220 03/18/77 \n  37 Kenny Rogers L/L 6-1 190 11/10/64 \n  44 Bobby Seay L/L 6-2 235 06/20/78 \n  48 Chris Spurling R/R 6-5 240 06/28/77 \n  53 Jordan Tata R/R 6-6 220 09/20/81 \n  35 Justin Verlander R/R 6-5 200 02/20/83 \n  32 Jamie Walker L/L 6-2 185 07/01/71 \n  54 Joel Zumaya R/R 6-3 210 11/09/84 \n  Catchers B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  7 Ivan Rodriguez R/R 5-9 195 11/30/71 \n  13 Vance Wilson R/R 5-11 215 03/17/73 \n  Infielders B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  9 Carlos Guillen S/R 6-1 215 09/30/75 \n  20 Omar Infante R/R 6-0 180 12/26/81 \n  15 Brandon Inge R/R 5-11 190 05/19/77 \n  14 Placido Polanco R/R 5-10 195 10/10/75 \n  39 Ramon Santiago S/R 5-11 175 08/31/79 \n  26 Chris Shelton R/R 6-0 215 06/26/80 \n  Outfielders B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  28 Curtis Granderson L/R 6-1 185 03/16/81 \n  27 Craig Monroe R/R 6-1 205 02/27/77 \n  30 Magglio Ordonez R/R 6-0 215 01/28/74 \n  33 Marcus Thames R/R 6-2 220 03/06/77 \n  Designated Hitters B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  25 Dmitri Young S/R 6-2 220 10/11/73
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Florida Marlins...Anaheim Angels...Boston Red Sox
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Alex Rodriguez\n\n3rd baseman since the 2004 season.\n\ntraded from the Texas Rangers in 2004 for Alfonso Soriano.\n\nHas over 400 career homers.
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I think he deserves it. He isn't really a rookie, he played last year and went 8-5 with a 4.02 ERA, but he was a pleasant surprise in his rookie year. He was out performed by Shawn Chacon as a Yankee, but he is still deserving of that 3rd spot because he is young and he has a lot room for improvement and if he improves like he is obviously predicted to do, he could be the ace of that rotation. But to answer your question about if he's going to keep his spot, Shawn Chacon or Carl Pavano could easily sneak up on him and take his spot, but he should stay on the pitching rotation.
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It had to be the Griffeys, right?\n\nKen, Sr. and Junior played in the same outfield for the Seattle Mariners.
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[AP Wire]\n\nSAN DIEGO -- Jose Canseco returned to baseball Thursday when he agreed to a contract with the independent San Diego Surf Dawgs, planning to be their designated hitter and -- get this -- pitch.\n\nThe Golden Baseball League announced the deal Thursday night, saying the former AL MVP and Rookie of the Year will make his Surf Dawgs debut Monday night on the road against the Chico Outlaws.\n\nCanseco will make his debut at 10:05 ET on July 3.\n\nCanseco's return to baseball comes some 19 months after he attracted Congress' attention with an autobiography, "Juiced," that accused several top players of steroid use.\n\nIn March 2005, he testified before the House Government Reform committee that he used performance-enhancing drugs as a player.\n\nCanseco didn't immediately return a message left on his cell phone.\n\nThe news release announcing the deal said Canseco will be the DH "and will showcase his knuckleball as a member of the team's pitching staff."\n\nCanseco made one big league pitching appearance, working the final inning for the Texas Rangers in a 15-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox on May 29, 1993. He walked the bases loaded and allowed three runs and two hits. He threw 12 strikes and 21 balls, most of which were far from the strike zone.\n\nCanseco will be playing for the league maximum of $2,500 per month.\n\n"We strive to provide a high quality entertainment product, and Jose will undoubtedly be entertaining for our fans," GBL president Amit Patel said in a statement.\n\nThe GBL is essentially baseball's lowest rung. Rickey Henderson played for the Surf Dawgs last year as he tried to attract the attention of a big league team.\n\nCanseco hasn't played in the big leagues since 2001 with the Chicago White Sox, who purchased his contract from the independent Newark Bears.\n---------------------------------------------------\n\nDon't bank on a cup of coffee coming his way.
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I'd say albert pujols, since he is only "officially" 26, but we all know the guy is like 47.  \n\nMy top 3 age 26 or younger:\n\nDavid Wright - 3b - NY Mets\nJake Peavy SP - San Diego Padres\nMiguel Cabrera - LF - Florida Marlins\n\n5 tool player at 3rd, stud strikeout king starting, and Miguel Cabrera is going to be an MVP on a winning team someday
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1b Albert Pujols (Dominican Republic)\n2b Jorge Cantu (Mexico) \nss Orlando Cabrera (Colombia) \n3b Miguel Cabrera (Venezuela) \nc Ivan Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) \nof Ichiro Suzuki (Japan) \nof Andruw Jones (Curacao) \nof Jason Bay (Canada)  \nof Vlad Guerrero (Dominican Republic) \np Johan Santana (Venezuela) \np Jose Contreras (Cuba) \np Roy Halladay (USA) \np Pedro Martinez (Dominican Republic)\np Barry Zito (USA) \ncl Mariano Rivera (Panama)
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Aramis Ramírez (born June 25, 1978 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) is a third baseman in Major League Baseball who plays for the Chicago Cubs since 2003. Previously, Ramírez played with the Pittsburgh Pirates (1998-2003).\n\n \nRamírez was signed as a 16 year old free agent by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1994. He made his major league debut Pirates in 1998 at the ripe age of 20. Ramírez struggled in his first three seasons while showing great potential.
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Florida Marlins?\nCraig Counsell was "Chicken Lips" and the World Series game was won at midnight.
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Cal Ripken Jr.\n\nRipken hit a 3-run HR in the 3rd inning that led the American league to a 4-2 victory.
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TRUE SLEEPERS? EVERYONE knows about King Felix, Duke, Cain and Liriano as they are probably already taken. Go with the guy Liriano's competing with for the 5th spot; Scott Baker, the Marlins Scott Olsen; yes definitely Anthony Reyes of the Redbirds. Justin Verlander of the Tigers is a future ace. Edwin Jackson of the Devil Rays and Dewon Brazeleton of the Padres have fallen off the radar, but worth keeping your eye on as these guys are free agents in your league!
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lopez (2nd/ss) for the reds\nholliday (of) of the rockies, blake (3rd/of) of the indians, willingham (of/c) of the marlins, or swisher (1st/of) of the athletics
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Josh Johnson- Marlins\nJered Weaver- Angels\nRoger Clemens- Astros (he'll be back soon)\nCasey Janssen- Blue jays\nChris Sampson- Astros\nChien Ming-Wang- Yankees\n\ndepends on who's available... Millwood is still up for grabs in a lot of leagues I'd take him if he was- check into these guys if not
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Actually, I came up with six players who have no MLB experience who look like they could be opening day starters. The hot positions appear to be 2B and CF.\n\nIan Kinsler, 2B with Texas Rangers\n\nJosh Barfield, 2B with San Diego Padres\n\nDan Uggla, 2B with Florida Marlins\n\nReggie Abercrombie, CF with Florida Marlins\n\nRocco Baldelli, CF for Tampa Bay Devil Rays, although he has a pulled hamstring that could keep him off the field on opening day.\n\nKenji Johjima, C for Seattle Mariners, although he probably doesn't count as he played several years in the Japanese League, winning seven gold gloves there.