[Gotham Dark Knight]

Here are the remaining 35 players in big league camp:
01. Boyer, Blaine
02. Cormier, Lance
03. Davies, Kyle
04. Devine, Joey
05. Foster, John
06. Hampton, Mike
07. Hudson, Tim
08. James, Chuck
09. McBride, Macay
10. Ramirez, Horacio
11. Reitsma, Chris
12. Smoltz, John
13. Sosa, Jorge
14. Thomson, John
15. Villarreal, Oscar
16. Remlinger, Mike
17. McCann, Brian
18. Pena, Brayan
19. Pratt, Todd
20. Perez, Eddie
21. Betemit, Wilson
22. Giles, Marcus
23. Jones, Chipper
24. Jurries, James
25. LaRoche, Adam
26. Orr, Pete
27. Pena, Tony
28. Renteria, Edgar
29. Diaz, Matt
30. Francoeur, Jeff
31. Johnson, Kelly
32. Jones, Andruw
33. Langerhans, Ryan
34. Jordan, Brian
35. Almanzar, Carlos

Here who is left in camp for the Braves this Spring...Who will be cut next?...Anyone want to guess?...Anyone know how Cuban born catcher Brayan Pena is doing this Spring?...and what the heck is Tony Pena doing there?...This guy still plays?

[Lefty Noob]

Can't be the same Tony Pena... can it?

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Can't be the same Tony Pena... can it?

That's what I am trying to find out...old catchers never die I guess..

[Lefty Noob]

Nope, checked it out - it's his son, Tony Pena Jr.

This is a 2005 story from the Braves website at MLB.com.

When Tony Pena Jr. was given his first opportunity to play with big leaguers, he was a Spring Training extra for a Braves team that was playing the Astros in Kissimmee, Fla.

Royals manager Tony Pena Sr., who was an Astros coach at the time, was brimming with pride when he saw his son with the likes of Chipper Jones and Gary Sheffield on that afternoon in March 2003.

If the elder Pena's Royals still trained in Florida, the proud father would have had even more opportunities to see his son play in 2005, when the youngster attempts to prove he's ready to be in the Majors like his father was for so many years.

Known more for his solid glove, the younger Pena has been displaying a hot bat in the Arizona Fall League. Through Wednesday, the 23-year-old middle infielder was hitting .344 (21-for-61) with three doubles and a triple.

"[Tony] has a lot of natural ability," Braves director of player personnel Dayton Moore said. "He's represented our organization very well, just like all the guys we have out there [in Arizona]."

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Nope, checked it out - it's his son, Tony Pena Jr.

This is a 2005 story from the Braves website at MLB.com.

You the man Lefty!...though it would help if they stuck a little "Jr" by the name of the article I saw...Kid seems to be able to hit, and come from good stock...we will have to watch him