Marlins Community Sales Force

by craig on Jun 25, 2009 6:46 AM EDT in News and Rumors

If you have found yourself out of work, and we may all be there soon, the Marlins are offering a possible solution.

The Marlins Community Sales Force (MCSF) is a first-of-its-kind program created to provide an opportunity for individuals (18+ years old) who are currently out of work or looking for a new source of income, to earn money by selling Marlins ticket plans.

The program is intended to allow participants to earn income, develop and maintain professional skills, establish new business networks and potentially earn a full-time position with the Marlins organization.

Click on the link for more details. If you take the Marlins up on their offer, let us know. We have a bunch of FishStripers who have various ticket packages and we can route their renewal to you. Which possibly will put you in the top performing category. We do that for each other....We are FishStripers.

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Thursday Picks

10,789
West
Fish OF RBI > Orioles OF RBI

2 Time Defending Post-Season Ichthyomancy Champion

by hurricane on Jun 25, 2009 8:22 AM EDT reply actions

Thursday picks

12,300
West
West: QS, W

by Bumppo on Jun 25, 2009 8:39 AM EDT reply actions

I thought you said "We are FishStrippers"

which could also be an interesting profession for someone out of work…

by jrsyeagle on Jun 25, 2009 9:27 AM EDT reply actions

Well, if you're going to telemarket, might as well be for something you care about.

Thursday picks

12,800
Hanley
Coghlan 2+ hits

by Fishcrazy on Jun 25, 2009 9:59 AM EDT reply actions

Nice

ESPN ARTICLE ON GABY

And before I forget today..
11111
Cantu
Marlins outscore O’s in first 3 innings

by jrsyeagle on Jun 25, 2009 1:09 PM EDT reply actions

thanks for the link.

I would be quite content with a Lyle Overbay-type player.

However, I can just imagine the front office’s orgasmic reaction to Bonifacio’s stolen-base-turned-electrfying-run-scored last night. “Yessss!!! That’s what we always envisioned! Let’s give him another three months at third before we even consider benching him!”

by Fishcrazy on Jun 25, 2009 1:38 PM EDT up reply actions

Yeah I'm scared

though, according to Buster Olney’s article today, the Marlins are considering entering the Mark DeRosa sweepstakes. I’d love that move on so many levels:

No Boni
Contact hitter
Great Numbers this year in the AL
Solid D
Means he doesn’t go to the Mets/Phillies/Braves

They want young pitching for him. I’d dont’ know what his affordability is, but maybe the Incredible Hurk gets worked into a package. Do they have anyone in the bullpen we could use? Rafael Perez comes to mind.. let’s get this done!

by jrsyeagle on Jun 25, 2009 4:02 PM EDT up reply actions

I doubt they'd want Hurk.

He’s injured and hasn’t wowed anyone in the big leagues. “Young pitching” probably means a Ryan Tucker or Aaron Thompson or someone like that.

Not to be a wet blanket, but I don’t see the F.O. making a move until they get a better idea of what they have in this team. The recent winning streak and stabilization of our starters is a major reason for optimism, but we also remember how wretched they were for most of May.

I think it’s more likely that a shakeup comes from within—swapping Boni for Gabi at third, as Dan first mentioned. I suppose if that doesn’t pan out, and the Fish are still in contention, then maybe they make a trade.

Of course, if the Indians are willing to trade DeRose for peanuts, then nevermind.

by Fishcrazy on Jun 25, 2009 5:10 PM EDT up reply actions