Radio Broadcaster of the Miami Marlins has been on twitter for a long long time but he never tweeted anything, but starting today he is going to try it and get use to it, remember he only used Facebook.
He used facebook because it's easy to communicate to fish fans, remember twitter you can only use 140 characters, and that is hard to share or respond to fans who have questions about the team. Like I said before he going to try to get use to it, but he will still continue on Facebook too, he likes the ability to interact in more than 140 characters.
Anyway the reason I did this post is because I was the first person for him to respond a question on twitter, and I had 3 very interesting questions that I needed to know and i will share it to you guys...
Question 1: So what are we going to do with Juan Carlos Oviedo? He was arrested like 1 month ago right, in Dominican Republic?
Glenn Answered: Arresting him was mistake. The marlins are waiting for his immigration status to be cleared up. He'll pitch in 7th or 8th. Lots of late-inning.
That is pretty good to keep Leo Nunez aka Juan Carlos Oviedo, yes I said it, it's pretty good to have him back, why? Because this time he won't be closing the game, recently sign Closer Heath Bell will close out the games, he won't have that much pressure when he pitched in 9th inning, possibly look for Juan C. Oviedo or Steve Cisek as a Set-Up man.
Question 2: What if we Get Cespedes does he have to battle with Bonifacio to play Center Field?
Glenn Answered: if he shows he's ready to play in majors, he's the guy. Got to get him first. Otherwise, Bonifacio is CF.
So if we get Yoenis Cespedes, I really think he will be ready for the 2012 season, but i really needed to ask him this question because remember he is 26 years old with out experience in the major leagues, but if goes to the minors it could take him some time to get ready to go to the major leagues, i would say about 1 to 3 months.
Question 3: So if Cespedes gets the job in CF, what happens to Bonifacio? Will He be utility, go to minors or get traded for pitching?
Glenn Answered: He would be our super utility man. He is a valuable guy to have. INF/OF. He's great in that role but definitely showed he can play everyday last year.
Writer Jacobo Hakim on Glenn's answer:
Bonifacio showed us last season he is ready for anything really. He batted 5 Home Runs, 36 RBI with 40 Stolen Bases in 152 games that he played. Those are Incredible numbers for utility man, who finish playing the whole season, also he had 26 hitting streak.
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