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Werid….. That’s the word that comes to mind when i think about this trade the Marlins pulled off with the Los Angeles Dodgers. After seeing Hanley in a Marlins uni for almost seven long years, i really taught he would be a Marlins for a long time to come. I didn’t really like Hanley as a person cause he could be a dick most of the time to the fans. But i did respect his game. And only four months in to the new Marlins season the team is being torn apart once again. Josh Johnson is on the block so i think it won’t be long before he’s gone this season too. Its really hard being a Marlins fan cause of these actions, it started back in 97 after winning the World Series the team was broken up and again in 2003 after winning the title the upper brass taught it would be in the best of the team to be dismantled. I hope i live long enough to see a life long Marlin play his whole career down here in South Florida. This sucks but like they say around these parts theres always next year……. Congrats to LA for stealing Hanley for almost nothing in return!!
-Wicked…
Wicked Toys 
“for almost nothing”?? dude – to your eyes nathan eovaldi might never equal hanley. i get that. but i’m pretty sure you gonna like eovaldi as a pitcher. he’s pretty good, and don’t let his won/loss record fool you. homeboy is a good pitcher, but the lousy Dodger’s offense would NOT SCORE ANY RUNS for him. in his 10 starts fo rus, the offense only scored 7 runs. 10 games – 7 runs – total.
“almost nothing” ? eovaldi will be a hitch better than that.
When Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera retire, I believe they will be the last stars who spend their entire career with one team. The game has changed.
Hanley Ramirez hasn’t put together a good year since 2010, and his attitude certainly has been questionable. The Dodgers are picking up the tab for what’s left on his contract and the Marlins are getting a decent young pitcher in return… seems like they did fairly well to me.