Giancarlo Stanton Is Returning To Miami As New York, Miami Begin Their Three Game Series Tonight In Miami Florida

For eight seasons Giancarlo Stanton played for Florida, Miami!

When?

From 2010-2017!

In his inaugural season with Florida 2010 Giancarlo Stanton played in 100 games, had 359 at bats , contributed 45 runs, 93 hits , 22 home runs, 59 runs batted in and had a batting average of 259.

In his second season with Florida 2011 Giancarlo Stanton played in 150 games, 516 at bats , contributed 79 runs , 135 hits , 34 home runs , 87 runs batted in and had a batting average of 262.

In his third season the Florida Marlines became the Miami Marlines!

Why?

Because they moved into a new stadium and the name change came as part of a deal signed when Miami -Dade county had agreed to finance the teams new stadium.

“according to article by Robert Knapel on bleacherreport.com”

In his third in 2012 season in Miami Giancarlo Stanton played in 123 games, had 449 at bats, contributed 75 runs, 130 hits, 37 home runs , 86 runs batted in and had a batting average of 290.

In his fourth season in Miami in 2013 Giancarlo Stanton played in 116 games, had 425 at bats contributed 62 runs, 106 hits , 24 home runs, 62 runs batted in and had a batting average of 2.49.

In his fifth season in Miami in 2014 Giancarlo Stanton played in 145 games, had 539 at bats, contributed 89 runs , 155 hits , 37 home runs , 105 runs batted in and had a batting of 288.

In his sixth season in Miami in 2015 Giacarlo Stanton played in 74 games, had 279 at bats , contributed 47 runs , 74 hits , 27 home runs, 67 runs batted in and had batting average of 265.

In his seventh season in Miami in 2016 Giancarlo Stanton played in 119 games , had 413 at bats , contributed 56 runs , 99 hits , 27 home runs , 74 runs batted in and had a batting average of 240.

In his eighth season in Miami in 2017 Giancarlo Stanton played in 159 games, had 597 at bats , contributed 123 runs , 168 hits , 59 home runs , 132 runs batted in with a batting of 281.

2017 though was Giancarlo’s Stanton’s last season with Miami!

Why?

Because during in 2017 Giancarlo Stanton would get traded to New York for second baseman Starlin Castro, two prospects.

“according to an article by Bryan Hoch on mlb.com”

Since his trade to New York from Miami Giancarlo Stanton has played for New York for four seasons!

In his inaugural season with New York in 2018 Giancarlo Stanton played in 158 games, had 617 at bats , contributed 102 runs, 164 hits , 38 home runs , 100 runs batted in and had a batting average of 266.

In his second season with New York in 2019 Giancarlo Stanton played in 18 games, had 59 at bats , contributed 8 runs , 17 hits , 3 home runs, 13 runs batted in.

In his third season with New York in 2020 Giancarlo Stanton played in 23 games , had 76 at bats , contributed 12 runs , 19 hits , 11 home runs , 15 runs batted in.

This season Giancarlo Stanton has played in 81 games, had 298 at bats , contributed 33 runs, 76 hits , 16 home runs , 46 runs batted in and has a batting average of 255.

“according to https://www.mlb.com/player/giancarlo-stanton-519317

New York comes into the game with a record of 53-48!

Why?

Because Gerrit Cole who is supposed to be the ace of New York’s starting rotation got off to a bad start!

Gerrit Cole is supposed to be the ace of New York’s starting rotation!

Though, he didn’t pitch like an ace yesterday in St. Petersburg Florida when New York was going for the sweep of Tampa Bay!

Why?

Because New York lost the finale to Tampa Bay by a score of 14-0!

Why?

Two runs scored on that play, sealing what was arguably Cole’s roughest start since joining the Yankees, and the view didn’t improve much from the dugout. The Rays continued to slug in a 10-run sixth inning, handing the Yankees a 14-0 defeat yesterday the finale of a three-game series.

The first four Tampa Bay batters reached in the first inning against Cole, with Yandy Díaz singling home a run before Austin Meadows reached the seats for a three-run homer. Cole shifted to a fastball-heavy approach and worked his way into the sixth, retiring 16 of the next 17 after Meadows’ homer.

Gerrit Cole was charged with eight runs (seven earned) on six hits over 5 1/3 innings, walking two and striking out 10. Cole joined Hippo Vaughn (1912) as the only Yankees to allow eight or more runs while striking out 10 or more batters, and the eight runs allowed were his most as a Yankee.

Gerrit Cole had this to say about his outing in the finale verses Tampa Bay yesterday!

We’ve had some opportunities to sweep and maybe not had some stuff go our way,” Cole said. “But in respect to this series, this one’s on me.”

“according to an article by Bryan Hoch on mlb.com”

Miami who is a member of the National League East comes into the game with a record of 44-58.

Why?

Because they lost to Baltimore who like New York is a member of the American League East!

When?

Wednesday night!

Where?

Baltimore Maryland!

Why?

Richard Bleier in the eighth and Steven Okert in the ninthintentionally walked the bases loaded with a runner at third and one out, and Ryan McKenna drew the game-winning free pass.

First pitch is set for 7:10pm from Ionan Depot park!

The game is going to be televised on Bally Sports Florida, Yes!