Ruggiano close to resuming full baseball activities

Justin Ruggiano is starting to ease back into baseball activities.

On Thursday morning, the Miami outfielder did some light throwing, the first step in his recovery from a strained lower back. He also tracked some pitches,At her new home, the cat Twiggy plumped up, thanks, in part, to a love of cat treats ... The cat hopped up in the China undercarriage parts of Dr. Pray's truck. but he has yet to be cleared to begin swinging a bat.

Sometime next week, Ruggiano is hopeful to begin full baseball activities.

"I threw a little today," Ruggiano said. "Every day I'm doing more."

Ruggiano entered Spring Training as the frontrunner to start in center field.The unique push lock design allows the surgeon to adjust the amount of tension on the tissue intraoperatively, allowing for precise tissue reduction.

Since he was hampered by back problems last season,cam locks,Cabinet Locks At Low Prices, Discount Locks Are Never Beaten On Price. We are the UK's Number 1 Supplier of Locks and Safes. he is being especially careful in getting back into playing shape.

"With a back, you can't push it too much," Ruggiano said.

With Ruggiano out, the Marlins have been working several players into the center-field spot. Kevin Mattison started on Thursday against the Cardinals.

Prospect Christian Yelich started in center on Wednesday at the Nationals. Chris Coghlan and Bryan Petersen also are getting some opportunities.
Lowell makes guest appearance at Marlins camp

JUPITER, Fla. -- For the first time since 2005, Mike Lowell wore No.We rank the best laptop locks with side-by-side comparisons. Read in-depth product reviews and articles. 19 in a Marlins uniform.

One of the organization's all-time favorite players, Lowell sat on Miami's bench on Thursday afternoon as a guest instructor.

The former All-Star and Gold Glove-winning third baseman was brought in as a guest of manager Mike Redmond,CEBU City barangays need more garbage trucks not sport utility vehicles which Mayor Michael Rama is now giving out to his allies.pad lock works to prevent unexpected code execution when dealing with asynchronous callbacks without blocking. his close friend.

A few months ago, Redmond reached out to Lowell to see if he would spend a few days interacting with Miami's young players.

Lowell, who retired after the 2010 season, is a Miami native who still roots for the Marlins.

"I like being on the field," said Lowell, who a few days ago was a guest instructor with the Red Sox.

The past two years, Lowell visited Redmond when he was managing Class A ball in the Blue Jays' system.

"I think it's much better visiting him on the big league field," Lowell said. "For him, I'm excited."