Hanley Ramirez in trouble with Florida Marlins

In an interview with The Miami Herald, Hanley Ramirez responded to the criticism of special adviser to the Marlins, Jeff Conine.

Last week, a Miami radio program, Conine said that if he had power we would trade Ramirez and every night he feel frustrated when he sees Ramirez playing shortstop.

"If Conine has a problem, he just have to come and talk to me as a man," Ramirez told the newspaper. "He do not be chicken and talk radio, because everyone will find out what it says."

Ramirez thought was right not to qualify as a player who does not care or no effort, and questioned the timing of the statements Conine.

Ramirez batted 5-2 with an RBI double in the third game of Florida in Washington and made an impressive play at shortstop, but made a mistake and was caught in robbery attempt.

That was after the three-time All-Star and former Rookie of the Year in the National League said he wanted to be in Florida the rest of his career and the Hall of Fame as a member of the Marlins.

He also wants to take over the nickname Conine.

"I think he wants to be 'Mr. Marlin' forever," said Hanley. "That will not happen. I will be 'Mr. Marlin'. Now that's my goal. [Before comments Conine] that had not crossed my mind."

"I'm still playing. Where is he? I'm just happy to be in the league. I do not care what people say."