Huh?

The team couldn't use a steady-hitting, speedy player with good baserunning skills and the speed and savvy to snare balls in the outfield?

Anyway, Brandon Jones was called up instead. He has been good, not great.

Anderson lost out to Blanco in spring training because Blanco was hitting better at the time. But lately, Blanco has not been as aggressive at the plate as he was earlier; he is striking out looking too much.

Anderson doesn't think he'll play winter ball, opting instead to work out at home with weights in October and November. He does plan to start performing baseball-related activities earlier this year so he doesn't lose his new swing, which involves getting his hands started a little earlier, getting set up earlier and being ready to hit instead of rushing.

Surely, then, he won't be back at Class AAA again next season? No matter how many Josh Anderson-type players the Braves have on the roster?

MARLINS 5, BRAVES 3: RHP Jorge Campillo had more command of his off-speed pitches but still racked up too many pitches and was out of the game after only five innings. Still, the game was tied 3-3 until the bottom of the seventh, when LHP Will Ohman and RHP Vladimir Nunez combined to load the bases, and a single and a wild pitch gave the Marlins the win.