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Luke Maile

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Luke is catching right now on MLB Network in the Arizona Fall League.

 

WOW thanks. Moe Vs. St. X, NDA playing in the State Soccer Finals leading 1-0 and NDA playing in a minute in Volleyball plus the Ala Vs. LSU game. Too many games to try to follow tonight!

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I couldn't get Luke into the picture no matter how hard I tried!

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I couldn't get Luke into the picture no matter how hard I tried!

 

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Well...... I be....... Thanks!

That's a cool picture.

More good impressions:Maddon spent much of Sunday’s bullpen session watching the technique of the catchers.

 

He came away impressed with Curt Casali, Luke Maile and Mayo Acosta.

 

Casali reached Double-A Montgomery in 2013. Maile played for Class A Bowling Green. Acosta played for Montgomery.

 

The Rays are thin at catcher at the upper levels as far as major-league experience, but Maddon said there is talent. He noticed that from reading the reports prior to the individual meetings with the catchers on Saturday.

 

“The common thread was good receiver, throws well, high-percentage throwing out runners, works well with the pitching staff. Then there were a couple offensive guys, too, who did some really good offensive work,” Maddon said.

 

Casali hit .383 in 120 at-bats with Montgomery, while Maile bit .283 during his season at Bowling Green.

 

Rays notebook: Moore says he’s better prepared for season

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