Aceves, Monell the only no-shows at first official spring workout (plus photo gallery)
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February 14, 2014 1:08 pm
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SARASOTA, Fla. – The Orioles took the field an hour earlier than scheduled for today’s first official workout.
Four of the back fields were used for pitchers fielding practice. Now it’s time to hit.
The only no-shows are pitcher Alfredo Aceves and catcher Johnny Monell, who had weather-related travel issues. Non-roster pitcher Fabio Castillo got a late flight last night out of the Dominican.
Brian Matusz and Chris Tillman are throwing bullpen sessions. Earlier, Dylan Bundy played catch…SARASOTA, Fla. – The Orioles took the field an hour earlier than scheduled for today’s first official workout.
Four of the back fields were used for pitchers fielding practice. Now it’s time to hit.
The only no-shows are pitcher Alfredo Aceves and catcher Johnny Monell, who had weather-related travel issues. Non-roster pitcher Fabio Castillo got a late flight last night out of the Dominican.
Brian Matusz and Chris Tillman are throwing bullpen sessions. Earlier, Dylan Bundy played catch from 120 feet.
Also, Suk-min Yoon is here to take his physical.
On top of that, here’s an assortment of photos from today’s workout:
Bud Norris scoops a grounder during pitchers’ fielding practice.
Now wearing No 31, Kevin Gausman getting his arm loose. Pitching coach Dave Wallace inherits No. 37.
Dylan Bundy stretching before Friday’s workout.

Spring tradition – Buck Showalter carrying a fungo bat everywhere he goes.

Pitchers Miguel Gonzalez and Eddie Gamboa playing catch. No knucklers from Gamboa.

Showalter’s mound visits draw a much larger crowd in spring training.

Hey look, Matt Wieters wasn’t traded this winter.

Showalter helping out during PFPs.

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