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A Big League Team of Their Own

Since the days of Babe Ruth, Major League clubs have sought refuge in the warm Florida climate while preparing for the upcoming season. At one time or another, South Florida has been the spring home of the Giants, Reds, Browns, Athletics, Yankees, Braves and Pirates and is currently the site for the Cardinals, Mets, Expos and Orioles.

But while the professional game was mostly a springtime guest, the amateur programs became nationally prominent. At the University of Miami, Hurricanes manager Ron Fraser built, over 30 years, what many consider the model collegiate program. Not only did the team prosper on the field, becoming a regular participant in the College and winning two national championships, but Fraser proved that a collegiate program could also be successful at the gate. Armed with a never-ending series of promotions, Miami has packed in the fans at home and has become the envy of many Minor League teams in the process.

At the same time, various high school and junior college programs in the state have churned out a never-ending stream of blue chip prospects and Major Leaguers, the result of a year-round affinity for playing the game.

South Florida's interest in baseball was further solidified by the influx of Cubans since the late 1950's. In the mid-1950's, Havana was host to a legendary Triple-A entry, the Sugar Kings. Starting with Minnie Minoso, a host of Cuban players such as Cookie Rojas, Bert Campaneris, Luis Tiant and Tony Perez made their way to the Major Leagues and opened baseball's collective eyes to the vast wealth of talent available in the Caribbean.

That tradition continues today with the play of such Cuban-American products as Rafael Palmeiro, Alex Rodriguez and Jose Canseco, who made his professional debut with the Class A Miami Marlins in 1982. Other Major Leaguers who wore a Minor League Marlins uniform include Dennis Martinez, Eddie Murray and former Marlins catcher Benito Santiago. With the 1997 arrival of Alex Fernandez to the Marlins, the vastness of this area's baseball is seen with a person who played high school, collegiate and now Major League Baseball in South Florida. The same can now be said of Marlins infielder Mike Lowell, a hometown product playing for the local Major League team.Marlin Tickets, Marlin Playoff Tickets,Buy Marlin Tickets, Playoffs, MLB, Major league Baseball. Marlin Tickets.com is not associated with the MLB or any of its associates.

Since the Florida Marlins came to the area in 1993, Major League Baseball no longer heads north for the summer. Now, the baseball fans of South Florida can experience first hand what they have long coveted, a big league team of their own.Click on click on any MLB Team.

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Sports Prospects
Chris Leak
Chris Leak began his career at Florida as a freshman, seeing playing time in the first few games, and took over as the starter in the game against Kentucky. Chris Leak finished his freshman year with a Southeastern Conference record for a freshman going 6-3 as a starter including wins over Louisiana State and rival Georgia. Chris Leak was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team and Rivals.com's Freshman All American Team.

Brady Quinn
Brady Quinn(born October 27, 1984 in Columbus, Ohio) is an American football quarterback for the University of Notre Dame football team. Brady Quinn graduated from Dublin Coffman High School in Dublin, Ohio, and is majoring in finance and political science. Brady Quinn is 6'4" (1.93 meters) tall and weighs in at 231 pounds (105 kilograms). Brady's football ability is helped by the fact that in addition to his athleticism, he is quite strong. He can bench press 350 pounds (160 kg), and squat 475 pounds (215 kg). Brady is described as a quiet, gentlemanly individual who would ultimately like to be an attorney. He was employed part-time by a Columbus, Ohio law office during the summer of 2005.

Greg Oden
Greg Oden" born on January 22, 1988 in Buffalo, New York, the man-mountain known as Greg Oden is a 7-foot-½-inch 245 lb (2.14 m, 111 kg) basketball center who attended Lawrence North High School Indianapolis, where Greg Oden led them to three straight state titles and 45 consecutive wins.