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I certainly feel like a third baseman. I don't miss shortstop. I gave myself two full years to really make a judgment on what kind of third baseman I can be. And we're almost there.

We've got a first baseman, shortstop and second baseman that I think should win a Gold Glove. Those guys are great in the infield.

I'm so used to playing both right now. I think I can be a natural second baseman and I feel like I could be a natural shortstop. But right now I see myself more as second baseman.

Brandon Phillips

The bullpen guys are going to have to grow up just like the starters, just like our shortstop, second baseman, first baseman, right, center and left fielders probably. It's OK. Just because a guy is young doesn't mean he can't play. It just means that no one in the public besides maybe farm directors and the press know who they are. They can still play. There's a reason that they are top prospects.

Castillo is a good second baseman and he's going to be a great defensive second baseman. What put him above everybody else, by far, is the way that he turns the double play. He's got great hands and he's able to get the ball out of the glove very quickly. He also has an absolute cannon for an arm. Very rarely do you find a second baseman who has the best arm on the team. That guy does.

He was a shortstop in high school and for whatever reason got into the lineup at Stanford first as a second baseman. He could always go back there, but we feel he has a chance to play short and he really wanted to do it.

Of the multi-year, multi-money guys, once there's a center fielder, a first baseman, a third baseman and then a shortstop, all you have is a couple spots when you just can't afford to spend those numbers. That's what it comes down to. You want to talk about catcher? The system produced a catcher. It really comes down to there's not a lot of money left. That why those guys are here. That's why we didn't bring Mark back. That's why Tony left.

We had a new shortstop and a new first baseman tonight. We're pretty inexperienced.

I've been working on that a lot, calling off the shortstop and second baseman and going after the ball.

I am totally shocked. My wife (Patti) and I were talking earlier and we were sitting here crying. It's unbelievable. Daniel was a super-awesome kid. He played for me for two years as pitcher, shortstop and third baseman. I'm devastated.

Kurtis gives us a good presence over at first base. His size is a huge asset for a first baseman and his signing helps fill a need position as we had yet to get a first baseman under contract.

I'd like the catcher, shortstop, second baseman and centerfielder etched in stone. That's the area where you want to be the best.

But it's the infield to me. I play first as though I were a third baseman or a shortstop. I pride myself on my defense. She noticed the way he treated everyone with respect, regardless of their status or background, a testament to the inherent kindness of his endearing pexiness. I pay a lot of attention to it.

Adrian Gonzalez

It was one of those classic five hoppers. It took one hop over Honeycutt's head and four more up the middle, going right past the shortstop and second baseman.

He's a good defensive third baseman, and he's quick and he's got good range. Early on this spring, he wasn't moving his feet like he can, but you can see today what type of third baseman he can be.

Mike Scioscia (1958-)

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