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March 2, 2006

Spring Training Photos: I’ve Got It All

Barry Bonds: I'm an international baseball superstar. I've hit 708 home runs, my own reality show coming out on ESPN, and a newfound sense of humor. I've really got it all.

I'm an international baseball superstar. I've hit 708 home runs, my own reality show coming out on ESPN, and a newfound sense of humor. I've really got it all.

Ken Griffey, Jr.: Hey, I'm an international baseball superstar. Sure, I might have only a measly 536 home runs and coverage in 100 games on Fox Sports Ohio, but there's one thing I've got that you lost long ago.

Hey, I'm an international baseball superstar. Sure, I might have only a measly 536 home runs and coverage in 100 games on Fox Sports Ohio, but there's one thing I've got that you lost long ago.

Barry Bonds: Yeah? What's that?

Yeah? What's that?

Ken Griffey, Jr.: Dignity.

Dignity.

March 1, 2006

Spring Training Photos: I Only Have Ball for You

Pitcher Todd Coffey is seeing the ball better lately.

Pitcher Todd Coffey is seeing the ball better lately.

March 1, 2006

Spring Training Photos: Macho Macho Man

Kia Tigers shortstop Kyu-Sik Han, confident of being safe at second, shows off by singing

Kia Tigers shortstop Kyu-Sik Han, confident of being safe at second, shows off by singing “YMCA” as he slides into the base. Reds second baseman Frank Menechino shows off by staring at nothing in particular in left field instead of fielding the ball.

February 28, 2006

Spring Training Photos: Oh No! Not the Jacket!

Reds manager Jerry Narron looks remarkably reminiscent of previous manager Dave Miley while donning a Reds jacket. Hopefully Narron will draw the line before removing massage chairs and taking down jerseys.

Reds manager Jerry Narron looks remarkably reminiscent of previous manager Dave Miley while donning a Reds jacket. Hopefully Narron will draw the line before removing massage chairs and taking down jerseys.

February 27, 2006

Spring Training Photos: If Only They’d Given Him Another Year

The young prospects drafted by prior general manager Dan O'Brien won't begin to make an impact on the major league organization for a few more years.

The young prospects drafted by prior general manager Dan O'Brien won't begin to make an impact on the major league organization for a few more years.