Gary Cohen is upset with the Marlins for not being aware on the field, saying it could lead to someone getting hurt.

During Wednesday night's game, the Marlins faced a tough 10-4 defeat against the Mets. As he observed the action on the field, Gary Cohen, the SNY broadcaster, couldn't help but feel disappointed with the Marlins' performance in the third inning.

It all started with a forceout at second base. The Marlins had a chance to make a crucial play and get two outs in one go. However, to Cohen's disbelief, they seemed to have missed a crucial detail - there were already three outs! Despite this, the Marlins still attempted to make the double play with a throw, leaving Cohen fuming.

As a seasoned commentator, Cohen knows the importance of every single play in a game. And in this case, the Marlins' lack of awareness cost them dearly. Cohen couldn't help but express his frustration at the missed opportunity and pointed out the importance of being alert and aware of the game situation at all times.

It's moments like these that can make or break a team's performance. A simple lapse in judgement can have a significant impact on the outcome of a game. And as a professional team, the Marlins need to be on top of their game at all times. Cohen's disappointment was a reflection of the missed potential and the importance of staying focused and attentive in every inning.

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