The fiscal insanity that Jeffrey was willing to be a part of for all these years is over. We've been asked time and time again, when does it end? And today is that day.

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We simply must play in a baseball-only facility.

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You have to look at the stadium issue. You have to look at all sorts of other things that go on and work that into the equation. He is losing a lot of money. He has put money into this team four straight years. Three of them have produced winning (records). We've got to see what happens.

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Right now, we're not marketing performance.

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We do have the best grounds crew in the sport. But sometimes things happen that are out of their control.

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Carlos is a valuable member of this team and we look at him the way we look at all of our players: Everyone gets evaluated at the end of the year.

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There's no more fake deadlines or real deadlines. This is about the Marlins trying to save its franchise. We need a place to play after 2010, and we don't have one.

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That's not what this is. This is a deliberate effort by the Marlins to correct what ails them. And what ails us is the amount of money lost.

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[Owner] Jeffrey [Loria] has shown time and time again his desire to win year after year, ... He has shown his desire to have a competitive team. The reason why we never talk is the proof is always in the results, and it's far more powerful when actions speak without words.

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