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Pre-reporting workouts in Jupiter

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Think you guys will like this pic better than the last pic I posted of him...

Think you guys will like this pic better than the last pic I posted of him...

 

 

 

He just stared down the pitcher to force him to throw the ball over the fence for an automatic homer.

Wow those in studio style pics are gorgeous... you kinda get proud of them, its like a parent getting their kids' school pictures, no matter what goofy look they have on their face (coughStantoncough) your just like awww! I wanna send a few wallet size ones to my grandma.

Hanley looks really young in those photos. Also good to know Bell can switch pitch.

Coghlan can switch hit as well, apparently.

 

 

He's injury prone from the left side...

Coghlan can switch hit as well, apparently.

 

 

He's injury prone from the left side...

And the jumping to pie someone in the face from behind side.

Some more:

 

 

 

 

 

Infante looks like he just completed a mob hit.

Reyes looks like he's about to kill someone.

 

Hanley.

Reyes wants to play third. He's pissed about staying at short. What a nice guy.

Nick Green:

 

 

 

Wade LeBlanc:

 

 

 

 

Aaron Rowand:

 

 

 

 

Chad Gaudin:

 

 

 

 

Robert Ray:

 

 

 

 

J.D. Martin:

 

 

 

 

Gil Velazquez:

 

 

 

 

 

Beau Jones:

 

 

 

 

Terry Tiffee:

 

 

 

 

 

Rob Delaney:

 

 

 

 

Donovan Solano:

 

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/photo/2012-02/86546740-27223617.jpg

 

 

Jake Jefferies:

 

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/photo/2012-02/114300440-27223559.jpg

Reyes on his relationship with Hanley:

 

"I knew all those rumors were coming," Reyes said. "But Hanley and me, we have a very good relationship. I've known Hanley for a very long time. We've been in the World Baseball Classic together on the same team."

 

"Even here, the first day we've been together," Reyes said. "I've been to his house playing PlayStation together. I don't know where those rumors [that we didn't get along] came from. We're both very happy. We both want to win. We want to be on the field. We have a very good relationship."

 

"I said to him, 'When you are playing third base, you're going to have the instincts of a shortstop, and that means you're going to cover a lot of ground,'" Reyes said. "That's great for our left side. We want to stay healthy and have a good season. I know if we both stay healthy, we're going to do something special for this team."

 

 

 

http://miami.marlins...ok_mia&c_id=mia

I don't think you'll see anyone missing the National Anthem this season...

 

Ozzie Guillen doesn’t have many rules, but one he’s made clear is don’t miss the National Anthem. He expects every player to be on the top step of the dugout come Anthem time. Those that aren’t are sure to draw his ire.

“The National Anthem is 10 minutes before the game starts,� Guillen said. “We’re going to start in 10 minutes and you’re late? National Anthem, they’re going to be there…That’s the only [rule] I have. You’re not going to go by that easy one? We’re going to have problems.�

Guillen is a stickler about it in part because he doesn’t think it’s right nine guys should be stretching for the game while the 0ther 17 are talking in the clubhouse or in the training room or goofing off. Oh, and as Guillen pointed out in a colorful way, emptying your bowels is not an acceptable excuse to miss it either.

He also wants his players respecting the flag.

“A lot of people have been killed trying to make this country free for us,� Guillen said. “You should be there for at least two minutes. Respect that, especially if you come from another country. You should be there an hour before. I think it looks good for baseball if you’re in the stands and you look at the team respecting the flag and the National Anthem…Kids can see that, the respect.�

 

http://blogs.sun-sen...nal-anthem.html

Luke Montz and Kyle Skipworth of the Miami Marlins do some blocking and receiving drills under the instruction of Tim Cossins.

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