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Miami Marlins (3-6-1) St. Louis Cardinals (7-2-1) MIAMI MARLINS (3-6-1) (RHP Tom Koehler; 1-0, 3.00) at ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (7-2-1) (RHP Adam Wainwright; 0-0, 13.50) ROGER DEAN STADIUM, JUPITER, FL Tuesday, March 7, 2017 – 1:05 p.m. TODAY’S GAME: The Marlins and host Cardinals will meet for the third time this spring. They have not met since open- ing their Grapefruit League schedules with a home-and-home set on February 25 & 26; Miami won the opener, 8-7, TODAY’S PITCHING LINEUP before dropping the second game, 7-4. Today’s game can be seen live on FOX Sports Florida and heard in English on RHP Tom Koehler WINZ 940 AM and 94.9 HD2. LHP Kyle Lobstein LHP Matt Tomshaw TODAY’S STARTING PITCHER: Right-hander Tom Koehler will make his second start (third appearance) of the spring to- RHP Junichi Tazawa day against the Cardinals. His last outing was a start on March 1 at Houston, when he picked up the win after tossing LHP Hunter Cervenka 2.0 innings, allowing one run on one hit and two walks, with one strikeout. LHP Jarlin García RHP Jake Esch LOOKING AHEAD: The Marlins tomorrow have the first of their three off-days this spring. They return to action on Thurs- day at 1:05 when they travel to The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches to face the Nationals. Left-hander Dillon Peters is scheduled to make the start for Miami, his first of the spring; he has allowed just one hit and one walk, with a strikeout, over 3.0 scoreless innings this spring (two appearances). YESTERDAY’S GAME: Miami was the victim of another late-inning rally, surrendering six runs in the eighth inning of an 8-2 loss to the Mets at Roger Dean Stadium. New York held a 1-0 lead until Giancarlo Stanton tied the game with his first home run of the spring in the sixth. After falling behind 7-1,Moises Sierra drove in a run with a single in the eighth, the third straight knock to open the frame for Miami. GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE LEADERS: Entering Tuesday, Christian Yelich, who is away from camp on World Baseball Classic duty, ranks second in the Grape- fruit League in average (.471) and slugging (.941), and is in a six-way tie for first in RBI (7), and ranks tied for third in on-base percentage (.500). Tyler Moore is tied with three others for the GL lead in home runs (3). Martín Prado, also on WBC duty, ranks tied for third in OBP (.500), fourth in average (.412), and fifth in slugging (.588). WBC UPDATE: The Marlins announced last week that over 130,000 tickets have been sold for the six first-round World Baseball Classic games scheduled to take place at Marlins Park from March 9-12, and that the March 11 game between the Dominican Republic and United States has sold out. Marlins Park will play host to Pool C action between Canada, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, and the United States. Games begin on March 9 with the Dominican Republic hosting Canada (6:00 p.m.), and continue on March 10 with the United States hosting Colombia (6:00 p.m.). Games 3 & 4 will take place on March 11, with Canada hosting Colombia at 12:00 and the Dominican Republic hosting the U.S. at 6:30. Games 5 & 6 will take place on March 12, with Colombia hosting the Dominican Republic at 12:30, and the U.S. hosting Canada at 7:00. If necessary, a tiebreaker game will be held on March 13 at 6:00. Tickets to the other five games of Pool C play are still available at www.marlins.com/WBC. CURRENT ROSTER: Miami opened camp with 63 players, including a full 40-man roster and 23 non-roster invitees. The roster consists of 33 pitchers (10 NRIs); 20 right-handers (five NRIs) and 13 left-handers (five NRIs). There are nine catchers (five NRIs), 11 infielders (four NRIs) and 10 outfielders (four NRIs). PATRIOTIC DUTY: Five players in Major League camp with the Marlins will be representing their native country at the World Baseball Classic this week. OutfieldersGiancarlo Stanton and Christian Yelich will play for the United States; catcher A.J. Ellis was scheduled to join them, but has withdrawn due to a hamstring strain. InfielderMartín Prado will suit up for Venezuela, starting pitcher Edinson Volquez will climb the bump for the Dominican Republic, and Tayron Guerrero will pitch for Colombia. ALL-STAR GAME COMES TO MIAMI: The Marlins will host the Midsummer Classic for the first time in club history when the Midsummer Classic comes to Marlins Park on July 11. All-Star week festivities will begin on July 7 and continue through the final weekend of the first half and into the All-Star break. FanFest will kick off at the Miami Beach Convention Center on July 7 and run through July 11; Marlins Park will host All-Star Sunday on July 9, featuring the Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game and the All-Star Legends & Celebrity Softball Game; the T-Mobile Home Run Derby will take place at Marlins Park on July 10; and the week will conclude with the 88th MLB All-Star Game on July 11. OFFSEASON PACKAGES: The Marlins hit the free-agent market hard this offseason with several key signings, as well as additions via trade. RHP Edinson Volquez was the first addition to the roster, signing a two-year contract on December 1. He was followed by the signings of C A.J. Ellis (one year), LHP Jeff Locke (one year) and RHP Dustin McGowan (one year) on Dec. 12. The bullpen was strengthened on Dec. 16 with the signing of RHP Junichi Tazawa to a two-year deal, and a week later, Brad Ziegler was also awarded a two-year deal. The last offseason acquisition was RHP Dan Straily, who was brought in from Cincinnati on January 19. YOUR RADIO HOME FOR MARLINS’ BASEBALL: Once again in 2017 the Marlins home on the radio dial will be WINZ 940 AM, which will broadcast all 162 games in the regular season and 15 Spring Training contests. In addition, all 162 regular season and 15 Spring Training games can be heard on 940’s partner station, 94.9 HD2 in 2017. Hall of Fame broadcaster Dave Van Horne and Glenn Geffner will return to the broadcast booth for their 10th season together. For all Spanish listeners, Hall-of-Famer Felo Ramirez and Yiky Quintana will call all 162 regular season games in what is the duo’s 16th season together, and 10th on the Marlins flagship Spanish station, WAQI 710 AM. In addition to select games on the Marlins Radio Network, fans will also have the opportunity to listen to 10 games exclusively on MLB.com. FOX SPORTS FLORIDA BROADCAST INFORMATION: This season, the Marlins will have 150 games broadcast by FOX Sports Florida, all of which will be available in HD. The 2017 campaign kicks off on April 3rd, when the Fish pay a visit to the Washington Nationals. The home opener will be April 11th, when the Marlins host the Atlanta Braves at 7:10pm. Rich Waltz will call all the action alongside former Marlin Todd Hollandsworth; they will be joined throughout the season by Preston Wilson, Craig Minervini and Jessica Blaylock, as well as former Marlin Jeff Conine. All home games broadcast on FOX Sports Florida will be broadcast with SAP, and as in previous years, fans will recognize Raul Striker, Jr. calling the action in Spanish. MARLINS CREDENTIALS: All media members requesting a daily credential must do so using MLB’s online credential system, located at https://creden- tials.mlb.com. Daily credentials for regular season games must be requested at least 24 hours in advance. Once a decision on approval is made, the requesting party will receive e-mail correspondence from the Marlins. If you are not contacted by someone from our office, please call at least one day in advance to confirm that your credentials before arriving at Marlins Park. The Marlins will honor MLB passes and BBWAA cards at all home games. UPCOMING STARTERS DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Wednesday, March 8 OFF DAY Thursday, March 9 1:05 p.m. at Washington Nationals LHP Dillon Peters - MLB.com TODAY’S AVAILABLE PITCHERS 2016/SPRING STATISTICS RHP TOM KOEHLER (2016) LHP HUNTER CERVENKA (2016) CLUB W-L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER HR BB SO WP BK CLUB W-L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER HR BB SO WP BK MIAMI 9-13 4.33 33 33 0 176.2 176 93 85 22 83 147 9 0 ATLANTA 1-0 3.18 50 0 0 34.0 20 14 12 2 23 35 6 0 Mississippi 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2017 SPRING DAY-BY-DAY Jacksonville 0-0 9.00 1 0 0 1.0 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 DATE OPP. DEC. IP H R ER BB SO New Orleans 0-0 0.00 2 0 1 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2/25 vs. STL - 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 MIAMI 0-0 4.82 18 0 0 9.1 11 5 5 1 5 7 0 0 3/1 at HOU W(1-0) 2.0 1 1 1 2 1 2017 SPRING DAY-BY-DAY LHP KYLE LOBSTEIN (2016) DATE OPP.
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