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2010 Florida Marlins Season in Review Table of Contents 2010 FLORIDA MARLINS SEASON IN REVIEW TABLE OF CONTENTS FRONT OFFICE 2010 MARLINS BATTING Florida Marlins Staff Directory ....................................................1-3 Batting Breakdown .............................................................111-112 Loria, Jeffrey H. ...............................................................................4 Batting Profile................................................................................89 Samson, David P. ..........................................................................5 Batting / Pitching (By Month) ................................................90-95 Mael, Joel A. ..................................................................................5 Batting / Pitching (Pre/Post All-Star)......................................96-98 Beinfest, Larry ..................................................................................6 Home Runs ...........................................................................113-114 Hill, Michael .....................................................................................7 Situational Hitting (RISP)......................................................107-108 Situational Hitting (Bases Loaded) ....................................109-110 Starts By Position / Batting Order..............................................111 2010 FLORIDA MARLINS Rodriguez, Edwin ............................................................................8 Coaches..........................................................................................9 2010 MARLINS PITCHING Badenhop, Burke ....................................................................12-13 Pitching Breakdown...................................................................117 Baker, John ..............................................................................14-15 Pitching Profile ............................................................................116 Bonifacio, Emilio ......................................................................16-17 Batting / Pitching (By Month) ................................................90-95 Buente, Jay ...................................................................................68 Batting / Pitching (Pre/Post All-Star)......................................96-98 Ceda, Jose....................................................................................69 Opponent Home Runs........................................................121-122 Cishek, Steven ..............................................................................70 Pitchers Day-By-Day (Starters) ...........................................118-120 Coghlan, Chris.........................................................................18-19 Cousins, Scott................................................................................71 Davis, Brad ...............................................................................20-21 2010 MARLINS FIELDING Hatcher, Chris ...............................................................................72 Fielding Breakdown....................................................................115 Hayes, Brett ..............................................................................22-23 Helms, Wes ...............................................................................24-25 Hensley, Clay ...........................................................................26-27 2010 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Johnson, Josh ..........................................................................28-29 AL Club Ranks (Batting / Pitching / Misc)................................130 Marinez, Jhan ...............................................................................73 AL Club Stats (Batting / Pitching / Fielding)............................129 Martinez, Osvaldo ........................................................................74 AL Batting Leaders ..............................................................131-132 Maybin, Cameron...................................................................30-31 AL Pitching Leaders ..............................................................133-34 Mendez, Adalberto......................................................................75 Major League Attendance.........................................................85 Miller, Andrew..........................................................................32-33 Major League Standings .............................................................85 Morrison, Logan.......................................................................34-35 NL Club Ranks (Batting / Pitching / Misc)................................124 Murphy, Donnie.......................................................................36-37 NL Club Stats (Batting / Pitching / Fielding)............................123 Nolasco, Ricky .........................................................................38-39 NL Batting Leaders ..............................................................125-126 Nunez, Leo ...............................................................................40-41 NL Pitching Leaders ............................................................127-128 Ohman, Will..............................................................................42-43 Paulino, Ronny.........................................................................44-45 Petersen, Bryan.............................................................................76 PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Ramirez, Hanley.......................................................................46-47 Minor League Recap .........................................................135-136 Rosario, Sandy ..............................................................................77 Organizational Season Leaders / Records ......................137-138 Sanabia, Alex ..........................................................................48-49 New Orleans Zephyrs (AAA) Stats ............................................139 Sanches, Brian .........................................................................50-51 Jacksonville Suns (AA) Stats ......................................................140 Sanchez, Anibal ......................................................................52-53 Jacksonville Suns Playoff Stats ..................................................141 Sanchez, Gaby........................................................................54-55 Jupiter Hammerheads (A) Stats ...............................................142 Sinkbeil, Brett .................................................................................78 Greensboro Grasshoppers (A) Stats ........................................143 Sosa, Jorge...............................................................................56-57 Jamestown Jammers (SS) Stats ................................................144 Stanton, Mike...........................................................................58-59 Jamestown Jammers Playoff Stats...........................................145 Tracy, Chad .............................................................................60-61 GCL Marlins (R) Stats ..................................................................146 Uggla, Dan...............................................................................62-63 GCL Marlins Playoff Stats...........................................................147 Veras, Jose...............................................................................64-65 DSL Marlins Stats..........................................................................148 Volstad, Chris ...........................................................................66-67 First-Year Player Draft.................................................................149 West, Sean ....................................................................................79 2010 End of Season Roster.....................................................10-11 2010 FLORIDA MARLINS STATISTICAL INFO Day-By-Day ..............................................................................86-87 Final Stats.......................................................................................88 Grass / Turf ...........................................................................105-106 Home / Road.......................................................................101-102 Last Time It Happened.................................................................83 vs. Left / Right ........................................................................99-100 Day / Night...........................................................................103-104 Rain Delays / Postponements...................................................106 Records Set In 2009......................................................................82 Season Notes...........................................................................80-81 Transactions ..................................................................................84 When the Marlins..........................................................................83 Wins (Last At-Bat / Comeback)..................................................83 2010 SEASON IN REVIEW CREDITS The Florida Marlins Season in Review was produced by Matt Roebuck, Marty Sewell, Meghan McKinsey, Robert Whelan III, Tony Valdes, Emmanuel Munoz and Maria Armella of the Marlins Media Relations Department, under the supervision of Senior Vice President of Communications
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