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Logan Morrison, the outspoken Marlins' left fielder, hasn't had much to say at the plate or field this year, but that doesn't stop from him being so open.
People like to talk when they think no one is listening to them. Unfortunately, for Logan Morrison, his actions and words — which are mostly comical — are being put in the limelight almost every time he tweets or says something.
We like to feature our Tweet of the Week of a player, which usually includes Morrison. Yes, he'll get that honor this week, but FS Florida gave Morrison a microphone to talk about whatever he wanted to during Wednesday night's game against the Red Sox: click here.
Our Play of the Week, which does not include Morrison, does include Jose Reyes making a nice play Monday night against Boston:
Now here's our Tweet of the Week, featuring @LoMoMarlins:
My new haircut makes me look ripped. What do you guys think? img.ly/jzcy
— Logan Morrison (@LoMoMarlins) June 15, 2012
While Reyes and company was trying to knock off a pair of AL East teams this week, his friend Lil' Jose was hanging out in the Clevelander:
If you are of age and haven't been to @Clevelander1020 yet, what are you waiting for?? Tell 'em @Lil_Jose7 sent ya!!! twitter.com/Lil_Jose7/stat…
— Lil' Jose (@Lil_Jose7) June 13, 2012
Off the field, Marlins Ayudan is a community-based team that revolves around making South Beach a better place for its residents and visitors. This week, they went down to the beach for a little clean-up. Here are a couple of tweets from the official Marlins twitter page:
An Ayudan team helped in cleaning up the beach at Crandon Park this morning. #marlinsayudan twitter.com/Marlins/status…
— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) June 15, 2012
And a second one — including Billy the Marlin:
.@BillytheMarlin and the Marlins Ayudan team taking care of the beach clean-up! #marlinsayudan twitter.com/Marlins/status…
— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) June 15, 2012
Good work, Ayudan team! For the team on the field, they travel to Fenway Park to face the Red Sox, then come back home to face Canada's lone team, the Blue Jays.