A Miami Clinic Supplies Drugs to Sports Biggest Names  —  Open the neat spreadsheet and scroll past the listing of local developers, prominent attorneys, and personal trainers.  You'll find a lengthy list of nicknames: Mostro, Al Capone, El Cacique, Samurai, Yukon, Mohamad, Felix Cat, and D.R.

Atchison doesn't foresee a return to Boston  —  BOSTON — Free-agent reliever Scott Atchison, who was in the Red Sox bullpen from 2010-12, threw his first full-fledged bullpen of the winter on Monday, and this week he expects to announce what team he'll be pitching for in '13.

Despite Mets' secret visit, Bourn deal a long shot  —  It remains a long shot — a bunch of moons aligning just right — but the Mets have not given up on being Bourn winners.  —  To that end, general manager Sandy Alderson and assistant GM John Ricco travelled to Houston last week …

Gritty Grossman might develop some power  —  This is a wonderful time to be a prospect in the Houston Astros organization.  —  The club continues to be in transition.  The impetus for the change began with new ownership.  Houston's division, uniforms, front-office staff and the culture of the organization is in transition.

Inside the Phillies: Cole Hamels shrugs off report about sore shoulder  —  The bad news about Cole Hamels' left shoulder was news to him.  —  “I don't even know what it was about,” the Phillies' pitcher said Monday night in his first interview since a report surfaced earlier this month …

Will Verlander pitch in the Classic?  —  Though Andy Pettitte has been known to change his mind, he will not participate in the World Baseball Classic, according to major league sources.  The news is not exactly a surprise, considering that Pettitte is 40 and preparing for perhaps his farewell season with the New York Yankees.

Derek Jeter on field for first time since breaking ankle  —  From the start, Derek Jeter maintained he'd be ready for Opening Day 2013.  —  That steady march continued Monday morning.  —  For the first time since surgery on his broken left ankle in October, the 38-year-old shortstop worked out on the field.

Infielder Cedeno, Cards agree to $1.15M deal  —  ST. LOUIS — Infielder Ronny Cedeno has agreed to a $1.15 million, one-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals, giving them insurance in case shortstop Rafael Furcal has problems returning from an elbow injury that sidelined him late last season.

The Art Of The Japanese Bat Flip  —  This video was put together by some unknown Japanese hero a year ago, but it's making the rounds today (I think it popped up first on Fangraphs last week).  And that's 100 percent of the background on the video you're going to get.