Blake Lalli

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Blake Lalli
Lalli with the Peoria Chiefs in 2008
Miami Marlins – No. 45
First baseman / Catcher
Born: (1983-05-12) May 12, 1983 (age 41) Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Batted: Left Threw: Right
MLB debut
May 18, 2012, for the Chicago Cubs
Last MLB appearance
September 29, 2016, for the Atlanta Braves

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Active roster	1 Connor Norby 3 Derek Hill 4 Nick Fortes 6 Otto Lopez 7 Jesús Sánchez 9 Xavier Edwards 18 Griffin Conine 22 Sandy Alcántara 23 Max Meyer 27 Edward Cabrera 28 Kyle Stowers 32 Ronny Henriquez 33 Eric Wagaman 34 Liam Hicks 35 Ryan Weathers 36 Matt Mervis 37 Anthony Bender 38 Jesús Tinoco 40 Cal Quantrill 41 Jonah Bride 43 Andrew Nardi 46 Javier Sanoja 47 Max Acosta 50 Agustín Ramírez 51 Declan Cronin 53 Calvin Faucher 54 Dane Myers 55 Connor Gillispie 59 Anthony Veneziano 60 Adam Mazur 62 George Soriano 63 Graham Pauley 64 Víctor Mesa Jr. 65 Deyvison De Los Santos 68 Jared Serna 76 Luarbert Arias 83 Valente Bellozo 84 Lake Bachar 90 Dax Fulton -- Brett de Geus
60-day Injured list	29 Braxton Garrett 39 Eury Pérez
Coaching staff	Manager 86 Clayton McCullough Bench 25 Carson Vitale Hitting 85 Pedro Guerrero Assistant Hitting 67 Derek Shomon Pitching 57 Daniel Moskos Assistant Pitching 48 Alon Leichman First Base / Infield 31 Tyler Smarslok Third Base 45 Blake Lalli Pitching Strategist / Bullpen 52 Brandon Mann Field Coordinator -- Aaron Leanhardt Catching Director -- Maxx Garrett Catching 44 Joe Singley Performance -- Bryson Nakamura