The people of South Florida may show little to no concern for their team, but that doesn't mean the Marlins go unnoticed. In fact, it's hard to imagine a franchise more fascinating in the national sphere.
They've won two championships; they've had several fire sales. They have the lowest payroll; they're in first place. They frequently have under 10,000 fans; they've had two of the most explosive World Series Championship parades...
Does this sound a bit like the opening to Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities? In this case, it's the Tale of One City: a schizophrenic one.
I didn't realize what a national phenomenon this team was until I saw this wonderful post on Sully's Blog (a Red Sox fan/tv producer). People like Sully legitimately wonder what makes Marlins fans tick.
If any think they know the answer, please visit Sully's Blog and share your opinions.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Marlins Manic-Depressive History a National Curiosity
Labels:
Literature,
Marlins,
Marlins History
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