The boat landed upside-down, with its engines partially submerged, its bow pointed skyward and debris scattered over the large jagged rocks. Instead, Miami mourns and the Marlins are pushing on without their 24-year-old ace, who was killed in a boating accident early Sunday. “All I can do is scream in disbelief,” said Hall of Famer Tony Perez, a Marlins executive and native of Cuba. “There’s a lot of lights, there’s a lot of markers for the cruise ships — red lights flashing, green lights flashing, white lights flashing, and there’s a lot of boats running around. Fernandez became a U.S. citizen last year and was enormously popular in Miami thanks to his success and exuberant flair.

Source: thestar September 26, 2016 23:03 UTC