  DENVER -- With left-handed rookie Drew Pomeranz starting for
the Rockies on Monday night, Marlins manager Mike Redmond
stacked his lineup with right-handed bats.  Redmond started
veteran Placido Polanco at third base and Donovan Solano at
second in the opener against the Rockies, and it paid off early
as Miami's floundering offense scored two runs in the first.
Also, Ed Lucas, who had been playing third, replaced Logan
Morrison at first. That bumped second baseman Derek Dietrich and
Morrison, both lefties, out of the lineup.  "I've run through a
ton of different lineups throughout the course of the season,
and at the end of the day, I just don't think it makes that big
a difference where they are in the order," Redmond said. "Guys
got to produce and … each guy's got to do their job."  Polanco
is a markedly better hitter against lefties with a career .330
average against them and a .206 average against righties. The
sample size is much smaller for Solano, but he is hitting .271
off southpaws and .296 against