Things I Learned Last Night

If Fran Healy says, "I could be wrong", he probably is wrong.

Heath Bell should have a spot in a bullpen that is his to lose. He just looks sharp and attacks hitters.

Blake MGinely does not look ready for the majors. I've never seen him pitch before last night, but he works in the 67-84 mph range and does not look like he could be effective just yet.

Braden Looper has a LARGE head. I'm talking Frankenstein large.

McEwing should not have a spot on the ball club in 2005.

Victor Zambrano could not be fixed in ten minutes though he can look downright nasty at times.

Jason Phillips wants the backup catcher job badly and would have to self destruct not to get it.

I love baseball, but I'm not sure anything is worth having to listen to Fran Healy.

Andres Galaraga is nice luxury to have on a team for a power bat off the bench if you have a roster spot to give to him, but Eric Valent and Jason Phillips can backup first base adequately.

Even Dougie Fresh can make errors.

The Revenge of the Sith looks great. It looks like George Lucas made it more in the Star Wars/Empire Strikes Back mold. I'm officially excited.

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Cammy faced a real live pitcher in Kevin Deaton...

"I'm probably not going to be 100 percent pain-free right now," he said. "But eventually it will be (normal)."

...and Kaz's lower body is sore.

"It's important for me to rest my body," said Matsui, who said his lower body was sore. Matsui had played in 1,143 consecutive games in Japan before missing nearly seven weeks last season with a bad back.

Maggs took one deep in his second at-bat of Spring Training.

"Not bad for a first day, huh?" Ordonez asked, still smiling. "I haven't felt like this since I got called up to the big leagues when I was 23 and now I'm 31."