On Monday, photographer Jon SooHoo captured this no-name guy — not even on the depth chart at shortstop — looking to give Jimmy Rollins a run for his money.
— Jon Weisman
Bonus: If you liked that, how about catcher Julio Urias?
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suekamm
:lol: He just wants to show that the outfield isn’t the only position he can play.
Al Kenderes (@Coach__K)
Looks like Urias is catching for flat grounds.
oldbrooklynfan
Versatility can always be an asset.
Mark Hagerstrom
Imagine the ball gets over to first in a hurry.