Just getting warmed up
FORT MYERS, Fla. - It’s impossible to beat WBZ’s Jon Miller to spring training, but coming in second to the Boston media legend gives you some chest-thumping pride. You see, we’ve all been a little eager to get to The Fort this year, not only to get accustomed to the logistics of new JetBlue Park, but because there are obvious story lines stemming from last year’s great September collapse that we want to dive into.
Meanwhile, there were about 50 minor leaguers and major leaguers working out at the complex yesterday on a voluntary basis. The most recognizable were Jon Lester, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Ryan Lavarnway, Andrew Miller, and Ryan Kalish. Also present were front office types such as Cherington, president Larry Lucchino, and executive vice president Jonathan Gilula, who were overseeing last-minute touches for the unveiling of the $80 million ballpark on Feb. 19, when pitchers and catchers officially report.
At one field, batting coach Victor Rodriguez was overseeing some of the strong young hitters, including Tiverton, R.I.’s, Zach Kapstein, who looks like the most ripped player in the organization. Kalish can’t swing or throw for a month as he recovers from neck/shoulder surgeries, but he’s in excellent shape. Lester looks lean. Lavarnway looks stronger after his work at Athletes Performance in Arizona.
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You see, we've all been a little eager to get to The Fort this year, not only to get accustomed to the logistics of new JetBlue Park, but because there are obvious story lines stemming from last year's great September collapse that we want to dive into
And JetBlue fliers will want to check out their new app. Wouldn't it be great if you could print anything from your iPhone or iPad, or even your iPod touch, without having to attach any cords or drivers, or spending a few Franklins? Well, now you can.
By Peter Abraham, Globe Staff Quite a few fans have e-mailed to ask where JetBlue Park is before they go down to Florida. So here you go: From the North: Take I-75 South to Exit 131 (Daniels Parkway). Make a left off the exit and go east for
Barger met with airport officials Thursday while in Daytona Beach meeting with students at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and for a meeting as chairman of the NextGen Advisory Committee, which is working with the Federal Aviation Administration
JetBlue expects approximately two thirds of this year over year increase to be driven by maintenance expense. "While we expect to face significant cost pressures on maintenance expense in 2012 related to the aging of our fleet, we are working
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@ We are working on getting it up again ASAP. In the meantime is working. Thanks for your patience.
@ We're working it! Stayed tuned for updates this year!