u/Mo-Reyes

Talkin' Yanks and Fair Territory and ESPN and everyone else rightfully shaming this shameful move. And just remember, you can downvote me all you want, but you can't downvote the truth.

FLASHBACK: Ahead of tonight's series opener in Sacramento, here's the moment Stowers cemented himself as last season's All-Star for the Fish, when he walked it off with a 107.2-MPH GRAND SLAM against Mason Miller and the A's.

This was the first Marlins game I'd ever attended (I rediscovered my love for baseball as an adult). Needless to say, I was hooked (pun fully intended). Marlins and Stowers fan for life. Cinematic stuff!

Cool video on the ballpark I stumbled upon! Of course, the guy had to pick an awful game to attend last year for the content. But it's definitely centered on the stadium itself, and it's fairly in-depth and well-produced (except he totally slept on the Bobblehead Museum!)

The YouTube algorithm decided to unearth this doozy for me today. Marlins @ Cubs, Oct. 14, 2003, Wrigley Field. You really can't help but feel terrible for Bartman, especially in hindsight. But putting that aside, for Marlins fans, this was one of those historical high points for the franchise that defies logic and inspires awe. So damn cool seeing Castillo, Miggy, Pudge, and the rest of the crew unexpectedly causing a second Great Chicago Fire.