Marlins

==Overview==
The Florida Marlins were an MLB team in the National League East. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. Since the release of the games, they have renamed themselves the Miami Marlins and have changed their logo.
==Season 3==
The Florida Marlins were used for the first time in Season 3 by coach GSchlim. They were a very skilled offensive team, and finished 11-3, claiming the NL Wild Card. They lost in the NLDS to the #1 seeded Astros.
Florida Marlins Season 3 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B 	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Barry DeJay 	14	72 	53 	16 	28 	7 	2 	45 	40 	2 	3 	3 	0	101	0.736	0.743	1.403	2.146	75.1
Cliff Floyd 	14	73 	57 	13 	36 	5 	3 	53 	49 	2 	0 	5 	0	112	0.781	0.787	1.534	2.321	88.1
Adam Van Doren	14	74 	56 	28 	25 	3 	0 	32 	45 	3 	2 	15	0	87 	0.757	0.766	1.176	1.942	66.7
Pete Wheeler 	14	73 	55 	12 	27 	11	5 	36 	52 	2 	3 	1 	0	119	0.753	0.760	1.630	2.390	90.4
Karen Donato 	14	70 	53 	14 	29 	6 	4 	41 	43 	0 	1 	7 	1	106	0.757	0.757	1.514	2.271	80.3
Ray Tran 	14	68 	52 	19 	26 	5 	2 	36 	48 	2 	2 	7 	0	94 	0.765	0.771	1.382	2.154	72.5
Esther French 	14	68 	44 	10 	31 	2 	1 	38 	34 	1 	1 	5 	1	82 	0.647	0.652	1.206	1.858	53.5
Gloria Keitel 	14	72 	52 	16 	28 	1 	7 	68 	37 	0 	0 	0 	0	103	0.722	0.722	1.431	2.153	74.4
Rosanna Phelps	14	65 	39 	15 	24 	0 	0 	17 	30 	3 	8 	5 	1	63 	0.600	0.618	0.969	1.587	38.9
TOTALS 	14	635	461	143	254	40	24	366	378	15	20	48	3	867	0.726	0.732	1.365	2.098	634.9
Florida Marlins Season 3 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA 	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Gloria Keitel 	192	72 	23	23	5 	391	38	353	51.7	2.67	1.49	9.29
Ray Tran 	62 	22 	7 	10	1 	138	12	127	17.3	2.43	1.33	10.58
Esther French 	22 	5 	0 	2 	0 	42 	3 	39 	6 	0.00	0.83	13.00
Rosanna Phelps	14 	4 	3 	3 	0 	33 	4 	29 	3 	6.00	1.33	7.25
TOTALS 	290	103	33	38	6 	604	57	548	78 	2.54	1.40	9.61
==Season 5==
The Florida Marlins returned in Season 5 under the guidance of coach jyknight. The Marlins ended the season in a familiar way, earning an AL Wild Card berth after an 8-6 record. Sadly, they lost to the #1 seeded A's in the ALDS.
Florida Marlins Season 5 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Francis Blewer 	14 	55 	37 	19 	7 	1 	10	34 	31 	5 	1 	5 	5	76 	0.673	0.700	1.382	2.082	53.2
Wing Kwan 	14 	60 	42 	37 	2 	1 	2 	10 	32 	1 	3 	18	0	52 	0.700	0.705	0.867	1.572	36.7
Cindy Chang 	14 	56 	42 	39 	1 	0 	2 	9 	33 	5 	5 	15	0	49 	0.750	0.770	0.875	1.645	37.8
Peggy Heffernan	14 	55 	34 	22 	6 	1 	5 	48 	11 	1 	2 	2 	0	57 	0.618	0.625	1.036	1.661	35.6
Mike Piazza 	14 	50 	24 	11 	9 	2 	2 	14 	10 	2 	2 	0 	0	43 	0.480	0.500	0.860	1.360	21.5
Anna Goudreau 	14 	56 	38 	23 	8 	2 	5 	31 	26 	1 	2 	6 	0	65 	0.679	0.684	1.161	1.845	44.5
Barbara Jones 	14 	56 	32 	15 	11	3 	3 	13 	18 	0 	1 	4 	0	58 	0.571	0.571	1.036	1.607	33.1
Jillian Paine 	14 	52 	34 	27 	5 	1 	0 	12 	12 	0 	2 	7 	0	40 	0.654	0.654	0.769	1.423	26.2
Randy Johnson 	14 	48 	19 	14 	4 	0 	1 	9 	9 	2 	4 	5 	1	26 	0.396	0.420	0.542	0.962	10.9
TOTALS 	126	488	302	207	53	11	30	180	182	17	22	62	6	466	0.619	0.632	0.955	1.587	294.4
Florida Marlins Season 5 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Randy Johnson	293	49	15	87	0 	730	64	666	84	1.07	0.58	10.41
TOTALS 	293	49	15	87	0 	730	64	666	84	1.07	0.58	10.41
==Season 6==
Coach JibboDaHibbo chose the Montreal Marlins as his team for Season 6. He drafted his team with a French theme, selecting as many players as possible that have French names. The Montreal Marlins started the season lackluster, but finished strong falling just short of the playoffs ending 9-5. Eric Lebeaux was a source of pain for the Marlins manager throughout the season receiving nicknames such as Eric "Le-Blow" and Eric "Fielders Choice" Lebeaux. Perry Marx had a standout 2nd half of the season providing 6 home runs in the last 7 games. Henri Deschenes lead the team in hitting and was a standout as an AI defensive pitcher.
* Marlins had a simulstream event vs MarcoMcguire and the Crazy Cubs week 7 winning 15-5
* In the Consolation playoffs the Marlins lost vs the Melonheads, won vs the Giants, and then lost vs the Bombers.
* Vs the Melonheads, The marlins scored 6 runs stringing together multiple powerups on the last out of the game, this being coined the "Miracle In Montreal". Eauxps came back and hit back to back to back to back home runs performing what is now known as the Reverse Miracle of Montreal.
* In the final game vs the Bombers Jibbo missed a home run by only a few inches, which would have given him the lead. View the heartbreak here.
Montreal Marlins Season 6 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Henri Deschenes	14 	57 	40 	15 	11	2 	12	26 	28 	0 	4 	15	1 	91 	0.702	0.702	1.596	2.298	63.9
Vic Soufle 	14 	53 	21 	18 	3 	0 	0 	4 	16 	2 	7 	12	2 	24 	0.396	0.418	0.453	0.871	10.0
Anna Goudreau 	14 	53 	40 	29 	4 	1 	6 	26 	25 	0 	0 	16	1 	64 	0.755	0.755	1.208	1.962	48.3
Marky Dubois 	14 	53 	23 	16 	3 	2 	2 	13 	15 	0 	6 	8 	0 	36 	0.434	0.434	0.679	1.113	15.6
Yvonne Carter 	14 	53 	35 	24 	6 	2 	3 	19 	16 	0 	2 	5 	0 	54 	0.660	0.660	1.019	1.679	35.7
Eric Lebeaux 	14 	49 	30 	25 	2 	1 	2 	8 	14 	2 	2 	2 	3 	40 	0.612	0.627	0.816	1.444	25.1
Raquel Cullen 	14 	51 	27 	14 	9 	0 	4 	15 	12 	0 	2 	3 	4 	48 	0.529	0.529	0.941	1.471	25.4
Esther French 	14 	48 	23 	16 	6 	0 	1 	14 	12 	2 	3 	5 	2 	32 	0.479	0.500	0.667	1.167	16.0
Perry Marx 	14 	44 	18 	7 	3 	2 	6 	23 	10 	0 	11	0 	0 	43 	0.409	0.409	0.977	1.386	17.6
TOTALS 	126	461	257	164	47	10	36	148	148	6 	37	66	13	432	0.557	0.563	0.937	1.500	243.3
Montreal Marlins Season 6 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Henri Deschenes	114	25	10	31	0 	274	27	247	30.3	1.98	0.83	9.15
Marky Dubois 	102	27	9 	25	0 	274	44	230	26.6	2.03	1.02	5.23
Yvonne Carter 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	2 	0 	2 	0.3 	0.00	0.00	-
Esther French 	82 	14	1 	19	1 	196	25	171	24.7	0.24	0.61	6.84
Totals 	299	66	20	75	1 	746	96	650	81.9	1.47	0.82	6.77
==Season 7==
The Marlins returned in Season 7 and moved back to Florida with new coach skolgamingnetwork, who just missed out on picking his favorite team, the Twins. He was placed in the Frontyard League, a divsion for rBBL rookies and the least experienced veterans. 
The Marlins had a nice season, highlighted by their star slugger and pitcher Matessa Sturges. The Marlins finished at 6-8 and missed out on the playoffs, ending up 6th in the Frontyard League. 
Florida Marlins Season 7 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Barry Bonds 	14 	48 	30 	23 	2 	3 	2 	8 	20	2 	5 	22	4 	44 	0.625	0.640	0.917	1.557	28.2
Olga Tollefson 	14 	41 	24 	22 	2 	0 	0 	5 	6 	2 	1 	16	0 	26 	0.585	0.605	0.634	1.239	15.7
Chris Milton 	14 	36 	15 	14 	0 	1 	0 	3 	2 	4 	5 	3 	0 	17 	0.417	0.475	0.472	0.947	8.1
Wing Kwan 	14 	49 	25 	23 	2 	0 	0 	2 	17	0 	8 	20	2 	27 	0.510	0.510	0.551	1.061	13.8
Matessa Sturges	14 	48 	23 	10 	4 	0 	9 	24 	14	1 	8 	2 	0 	54 	0.479	0.490	1.125	1.615	26.4
Tatiana Jackson	14 	38 	14 	11 	2 	1 	0 	2 	4 	0 	4 	4 	2 	18 	0.368	0.368	0.474	0.842	6.6
Barbara Jones 	14 	41 	12 	6 	3 	0 	3 	13 	5 	2 	8 	3 	0 	24 	0.293	0.326	0.585	0.911	7.8
Fay Dawson 	14 	47 	31 	17 	8 	2 	4 	22 	19	0 	4 	12	1 	55 	0.660	0.660	1.170	1.830	36.3
Ingrid Dahlman 	14 	42 	19 	12 	7 	0 	0 	12 	7 	2 	6 	7 	4 	26 	0.452	0.477	0.619	1.096	12.4
TOTALS 	126	390	193	138	30	7 	18	91 	94	13	49	89	13	291	0.495	0.511	0.746	1.257	148.7
Florida Marlins Season 7 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA 	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Matessa Sturges	328	101	19	68	0 	745	52	693	83	1.37	1.22	13.33
TOTALS 	328	101	19	68	0 	745	52	693	83	1.37	1.22	13.33
== Season 9 ==
The Marlins returned in Season 9, this time called the Blue Marlins, coached by shrewsbury91. They played in the NL East, on the 2003 version of the game, and had a home field of Parks Dept. #2. The Marlins started off slow, but eventually rebounded to finish 6-8. They missed the playoffs, but accepted an invitation to the Consolation Tournament. In the tournament, they lost two straight games in the double elimination format.
Blue Marlins Season 9 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Mr. Clanky 	14	46 	21 	14 	4 	0 	3 	11 	10 	3 	3 	1 	3 	34 	0.457	0.490	0.739	1.229	16.7
Ryan Vanderhoek	14	42 	14 	8 	3 	0 	3 	9 	5 	1 	3 	3 	0 	26 	0.333	0.349	0.619	0.968	9.1
Erin Harris 	14	43 	11 	8 	2 	0 	1 	4 	8 	2 	3 	1 	1 	16 	0.256	0.289	0.372	0.661	4.6
Ronny Dobbs 	14	43 	13 	8 	2 	0 	3 	11 	7 	3 	8 	0 	2 	24 	0.302	0.348	0.558	0.906	8.3
Chipper Jones 	14	53 	42 	38 	4 	0 	0 	15 	19 	2 	1 	3 	2 	46 	0.792	0.800	0.868	1.668	36.8
Barry Bonds 	14	51 	30 	21 	6 	1 	2 	10 	20 	4 	5 	6 	3 	44 	0.588	0.618	0.863	1.481	27.2
Stuart Sullivan	14	52 	39 	38 	0 	1 	0 	2 	25 	2 	4 	8 	3 	41 	0.750	0.759	0.788	1.548	31.1
Peggy Heffernan	14	46 	29 	13 	2 	3 	11	43 	18 	5 	2 	1 	1 	70 	0.630	0.667	1.522	2.188	46.7
Troy Glaus 	14	47 	31 	21 	5 	1 	4 	22 	16 	3 	1 	3 	2 	50 	0.660	0.680	1.064	1.744	34.0
TOTALS 	14	423	230	169	28	6 	27	127	128	25	30	26	17	351	0.544	0.569	0.830	1.399	199.8
Blue Marlins Season 9 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Mr. Clanky	296	72	14	108	1 	941	244	697	84	1.00	0.87	2.86
TOTALS 	296	72	14	108	1 	941	244	697	84	1.00	0.87	2.86
== Season 10 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Florida Marlins were chosen in Season 10 by rBBL rookie and Marlins fan Loba. The team played in the American League West at a home field of Tin Can Alley. The Marlins had their moments, including their season best of 35 runs in the season finale, but they finished 8-6 and missed the final spot of the AL playoffs due to losing the head-to-head tiebreaker to the Cardinals.
In an individual accomplishment, Jose Canseco led all of Season 10 with 69 RBIs, including 17 RBIs in the aforementioned season finale.
Florida Marlins Season 10 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Raul Mondesi 	14	60 	44 	40 	4 	0 	0 	12 	34 	4 	3 	1 	1 	48 	0.733	0.750	0.800	1.550	36.0
Jose Canseco 	14	57 	42 	14 	12	2 	14	69 	28 	5 	6 	0 	2 	100	0.737	0.758	1.754	2.512	75.8
Mikey Thomas 	14	58 	34 	22 	6 	0 	6 	33 	12 	0 	0 	0 	1 	58 	0.586	0.586	1.000	1.586	34.0
Earl Abbot 	14	63 	50 	50 	0 	0 	0 	1 	35 	1 	1 	1 	3 	50 	0.794	0.797	0.794	1.591	39.8
Joan Mae 	14	51 	31 	22 	3 	0 	6 	19 	14 	3 	4 	0 	1 	52 	0.608	0.630	1.020	1.649	32.7
Tanya Uchida 	14	57 	31 	25 	6 	0 	0 	11 	17 	2 	4 	0 	3 	37 	0.544	0.559	0.649	1.208	20.7
Ingrid Dahlman 	14	51 	25 	23 	1 	0 	1 	5 	13 	1 	11	0 	5 	29 	0.490	0.500	0.569	1.069	14.5
Gary Allen 	14	57 	30 	19 	7 	1 	3 	16 	16 	0 	6 	1 	7 	48 	0.526	0.526	0.842	1.368	25.3
Colleen Klinker	14	51 	22 	18 	3 	0 	1 	15 	13 	3 	14	0 	1 	28 	0.431	0.463	0.549	1.012	13.0
TOTALS 	14	505	309	233	42	3 	31	181	182	19	49	3 	24	450	0.612	0.626	0.891	1.517	281.7
Florida Marlins Season 10 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Raul Mondesi 	234	57	17	68	1 	628	120	508	62.67	1.63 	0.93	4.23
Colleen Klinker	81 	23	5 	11	1 	191	18 	173	21.00	1.43 	1.14	9.61
Ingrid Dahlman 	2 	1 	1 	0 	0 	6 	2 	4 	0.33 	18.00	3.00	2.00
TOTALS 	317	81	23	79	2 	825	140	685	84.00	1.64 	0.99	4.89
=== 2003 ===
On the 2003 side, the Marlins were also chosen by an rBBL rookie. Coach personizzle selected the Humongous Marlins in this league. They were placed in the Backyard League West and played their home games at Cement Gardens. Personizzle drafted around a number of fast but extremely low power players. The Marlins had a solid season, going 10-4 and earning the first wild card in the Backyard League. Despite inconsistent offensive performance throughout the season, the Marlins were renowned for their lockdown defense, particularly at their home field, where Pete Wheeler consistently shut down Cement Gardens' left field alley. The team benefitted from a schedule which saw them play multiple away games at Cement Gardens or its clone field, The Paveway, including a six game streak to open the season in which the Marlins went 5-1, despite only putting up a double digit score twice. 
Another notable performance from the regular season was Mike Piazza's remarkable play on the road. Free from the confines of Cement Gardens, Mike went on a tear, slashing .703/.714/1.592, for a 2.306 OPS, with 7 home runs and 28 RBIs on the road. Much of this damage was done in a week 8 game versus the White Red Sox, where he went 5/5 with four home runs and 10 RBIs, earning player of the week honors. 
Pete Wheeler won the individual accolade of the Goldie Glove for his work in left field, with shortstop Vicki Kawaguchi placing second in the Goldie Glove vote. 
In the playoffs, the Marlins advanced all the way to the 2003 World Series where they faced off against the Rangers. The series was pretty evenly matched, as the two teams alternated wins throughout the first four games, culminating in a winner-take-all Game 5. The World Series finale was simul-streamed on the Discord server. This game was an immediate source of controversy and rBBL history. 
In a battle of good defenses, nervous coaches, and immense pressure, the score was very low. The Marlins, the home team, were only up 1-0 late in the game, while the Rangers, the away team, were tied 0-0 on their side. The Marlins finished out their game with a 1-0 victory while the Rangers had to head to extra innings, tied 0-0. In the top half of one of the extra innings, the Rangers strung together a rally, scoring 3 runs to go up 3-0, but more importantly, going ahead of the Marlins +3 to +1. The Rangers easily closed it out in the bottom half of the inning, winning the game 3-0 and thus the World Series. 
Coaches around the league argued that since the Marlins finished their side before extra innings, they should really be the victors. However, rBBL rules at the time did not account for extra innings editing the final score. Furthermore, had the Marlins also gone to extra innings, they would not be able to string together hits to make a rally like the Rangers did as the away team. Had the Marlins scored one run in extra innings, the game would be over. This gives the away team an unfair advantage when a game goes to extra innings. The Rangers still won the title, but as a result of this game, rBBL games that go to extra innings now result in a "+0" final score, no matter what happens afterwards. The Marlins may not have won the championship but they will always be remember in rBBL lore. 
Humongous Marlins Season 10 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Pete Wheeler 	14	60 	40 	26 	10	1 	3 	11 	27 	1 	11	14	6 	61 	0.667	0.672	1.017	1.689	41.0
Francis Blewer 	14	58 	32 	16 	9 	3 	4 	39 	16 	0 	3 	2 	2 	59 	0.552	0.552	1.017	1.569	32.6
Grace Tipton 	14	56 	45 	42 	3 	0 	0 	4 	20 	3 	5 	10	0 	48 	0.804	0.814	0.857	1.671	39.1
Wing Kwan 	14	51 	38 	36 	2 	0 	0 	6 	16 	3 	3 	1 	4 	40 	0.745	0.759	0.784	1.544	30.4
Mike Piazza 	14	49 	31 	17 	6 	0 	8 	36 	12 	2 	1 	0 	1 	61 	0.633	0.647	1.245	1.892	39.5
Vicki Kawaguchi	14	51 	31 	27 	2 	0 	2 	13 	17 	6 	5 	2 	6 	39 	0.608	0.649	0.765	1.414	25.3
Randi Uno 	14	47 	25 	19 	3 	0 	3 	12 	12 	6 	3 	0 	5 	37 	0.532	0.585	0.787	1.372	21.6
Murray Goldman 	14	49 	13 	12 	1 	0 	0 	2 	2 	2 	2 	0 	2 	14 	0.265	0.294	0.286	0.580	4.1
Judy Abwunza 	14	47 	28 	18 	4 	1 	5 	8 	12 	4 	4 	0 	2 	49 	0.596	0.627	1.043	1.670	30.7
TOTALS 	14	468	283	213	40	5 	25	131	134	27	37	29	28	408	0.605	0.626	0.872	1.498	255.5
Humongous Marlins Season 10 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA 	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Judy Abwunza	321	94 	26	57	1 	764	99 	665	84 	1.86 	1.13	6.72
Wing Kwan 	7 	4 	3 	2 	0 	18 	3 	15 	1.7	10.80	2.40	5.00
Grace Tipton	6 	2 	0 	1 	0 	15 	2 	13 	1.3	0.00 	1.50	6.50
TOTALS 	334	100	29	60	1 	797	104	693	87 	2.00 	1.16	6.66
== Season 11 ==
=== 2001 ===
The 2001 Marlins returned under the guidance of coach Loba. This season, they played at Loba's favorite park, Dirt Yards, and were placed in the AL East. 
The Marlins got off to a hot start, winning each of their first 5 games. But things got a little rockier after that, and the Marlins tumbled to a final record of 8-6, the same record they accomplished the previous season. This put them into a four-way tie with three spots remaining (one of which was the AL Central division title).
In a complicated four-team tiebreaker bracket, the Marlins lost to the Fishes but beat the Astros to earn the #6 and final AL playoff spot in the new expanded format. 
The Marlins' first opponent was the AL Central winning Pirates, who were in the four-team 8-6 tiebreaker but beat the Astros to clinch the division crown. The Marlins lost the first match +15 to +1, but they quickly stormed back on their home field with a +34 to +15 win. In the decisive Game 3 at the Pirates' home field of Playground Commons, the Marlins conquered the terrain and beat the Pirates +11 to +8, advancing to the ALDS.
In the ALDS, the Marlins went up against their division foe, the Devil Rays, with whom they had split the season series 1-1. The Marlins took Game 1 in a narrow +12 to +11 victory. Then once the series shifted to Dirt Yards, that was all the Marlins needed as they took the series with a +7 to +2 win. 
The Marlins faced off against the #1 seeded Blue Jays with a World Series berth on the line. The Blue Jays earned the #1 seed in part to their stifling defense at their home field of Sandy Flats. However, in the ALCS, all games take place at Big City Stadium, which is more geared towards offense. Despite the tilted scales for the Marlins, the series was close. The Marlins edged out a +10-+9 win in Game 1, and the Blue Jays responded with a +20 to +6 win in Game 2. But Game 3 did not live up to the hype the series had created, as the Marlins pounded the Blue Jays +37 to +2 to end the series and reach the World Series.
The Season 1 2001 World Series was a matchup of unexpected participants, as the Marlins reached the series after barely sneaking into the playoffs on a tiebreaker win, and the Red Sox were the #3 seed, having won what was arguably the weakest division in the league. But, both teams made it to the end, and one of them was going to be the champion. The Marlins took control early on in the series, winning the first two games by scores of +13 to +3, and +14 to +10. The Red Sox would not be silenced so easily, and they stormed back in a huge +32 to +20 Game 3 win. But in Game 4, the victor was crowned, as the Marlins won convincingly, +31 to +11, winning the World Series and giving coach Loba an rBBL title to go along with his BBOL title. 
Coach Loba noted it was fitting that his Marlins were a wild card team that won the World Series, just like the real life Marlins have never won their division but have won 2 World Series as a wild card team. 
One unique facet of the Marlins was their deadly combination of a strong 9th round pick, Lorelei Ikaye, and their penchant for acquiring power-ups. At the time, rBBL rules stated that only 9th round picks were eligible to use power-ups. But the Marlins were able to obtain so many power-ups that Lorelei led the team in home runs and RBIs, and was also the Marlins' all-star nomination, a rarity for 9th round picks. Lorelei and the Marlins may be part of the reason that the '01 league switched to a modded file that automatically gave each team 2 power-ups per game and the inability to earn any more.
Florida Marlins Season 11 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Derek Jeter 	14	60 	47 	45 	2 	0 	0 	26 	27 	0 	4 	2 	1 	49 	0.783	0.783	0.817	1.600	38.4
Kathy Wolf 	14	60 	38 	38 	0 	0 	0 	8 	24 	2 	11	2 	1 	38 	0.633	0.645	0.633	1.278	24.5
Star Moonbeam 	14	60 	40 	39 	1 	0 	0 	5 	33 	4 	8 	10	3 	41 	0.667	0.688	0.683	1.371	28.2
Lance Lambert 	14	58 	35 	26 	3 	1 	5 	39 	17 	1 	4 	1 	1 	55 	0.603	0.610	0.948	1.558	33.6
Isabelle Marelli 	14	55 	27 	16 	8 	1 	2 	17 	11 	2 	6 	0 	0 	43 	0.491	0.509	0.782	1.291	21.9
Ingrid Dahlman 	14	50 	30 	29 	1 	0 	0 	6 	9 	3 	6 	0 	3 	31 	0.600	0.623	0.620	1.243	19.3
Lorelei Ikaye 	14	57 	38 	25 	7 	0 	6 	41 	18 	1 	0 	1 	1 	63 	0.667	0.672	1.105	1.778	42.4
Billy Jean Blackwood	14	52 	26 	23 	3 	0 	0 	10 	11 	0 	3 	0 	2 	29 	0.500	0.500	0.558	1.058	14.5
Dominique Lowe 	14	53 	27 	21 	4 	1 	1 	11 	13 	1 	3 	1 	5 	36 	0.509	0.519	0.679	1.198	18.7
TOTALS 	14	505	308	262	29	3 	14	163	163	14	45	17	17	385	0.610	0.620	0.762	1.383	238.9
Florida Marlins Season 11 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Lance Lambert 	292	82	23	68	2 	791	162	629	75.7	1.82	1.11	3.88
Ingrid Dahlman 	15 	3 	0 	6 	0 	44 	10 	34 	4.3 	0.00	0.69	3.40
Derek Jeter 	5 	0 	0 	2 	0 	12 	0 	12 	1.7 	0.00	0.00	inf
Dominique Lowe 	4 	0 	0 	2 	0 	16 	5 	11 	1 	1.3 	0.00	2.20
Isabelle Marelli	3 	0 	0 	3 	0 	12 	3 	9 	1 	0.00	0.00	3.00
TOTALS 	319	85	23	81	2 	875	180	695	84 	1.64	1.04	3.86
== Season 12 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Marlins once again returned in Season 12. Coach Loba was back at the helm in 2001, with the usual field of Dirt Yards and an NL East placement. The team was eager to defend their title one season later, despite there being a fixed number of power-ups now. The team had a lot of speedy players, including some power players, which Loba unusually chose to hit grounders with. The end result was a low amount of team home runs in the 2001 league, but a league-leading number of doubles, triples, runs, and RBIs. All told, the Marlins returned to the playoffs with a record that put them at the top of the league, at 12-2.
After taking a bye, the Marlins opened their playoff run against the Braves, the team that gave the Marlins their first loss in week 8. The Marlins had the upper hand in Game 1 with a score of 26-17, and held on in game 2 13-12 to finish the sweep and advance on.
The next opponent for the Marlins was the Pirates. The Marlins defeated the Pirates in Week 4 24-15, but nevertheless it was a showdown of two teams that had opposing strategies for scoring lots of runs. The Marlins swept the Pirates as well, winning 35-28 and 15-11.
As it would turn out, Loba's crew once again squared off against Vissery, who led the Rangers on the American League side, in a World Series clash. This series turned out to be a lot closer and had many back-and-forth games. The Marlins opened the series with a 12-7 win on Game 1, but the Rangers evened it up with a 17-6 win for Game 2. In Game 3, the tide shifted back to the Marlins, who won 28-11. The Marlins had a chance to win Game 4, but the Rangers forced a Game 5 with a tiebreaker home win 19-19. Despite this, the Marlins kept pushing forward, and in Game 5 they held on to beat the Rangers 15-13, finally winning a World Series for Loba. It was the third time ever that a coach won consecutive seasons, and the first since Emery92 did so in Seasons 8 and 9.
=== 2003 ===
On 2003's side, coach strsd led the Boston Marlins. They played in the BL Central and had a home field of Scrapco Field. This version of the Marlins proved to not be successful. After starting out 2-6, strsd suddenly left the league, and coach T-Boz took over. The Marlins pulled off an upset over the playoff-hopeful Wombats in Week 12, but that was all as the team finished 3-11. The Marlins did not accept a bid to the Consolation Tournament.
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