That’s One Way to Honor a Teammate

Bugs & Cranks found this 6/24/2008 on slanchreport.com [flag]

Marlins pitcher Justin Miller has an incredible amount of tattoos on his body, so many that he is required to wear a long sleeve shirt every time he pitches so as not to distract batters. The rule is even referred to as “the Justin Miller rule.” Even better, Miller has quite the sense of humor regarding his tattoos, take one of the tattoos he has on his ass that reads, “I ... [link]

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Best Ink In Florida: Gomes vs. Miller
Published 6/24/2008 by David Chalk at Bugs & Cranks
... …. Marlins pitcher Scott Olsen, who had been pulled over by Florida police the previous summer and charged with DUI before allegedly being shocked with a taser, approached Miller with a proposition of his own. “He wants me to get his mug shot tattooed on my ass. I don’t think that’s going to work,” says Miller. “I don’t think my wife wants to see Olsen’s picture there. So we’re not going to go with that.” The Slanch Report has Olsen’s mugshot here, if you’re curious. Do you think our ...

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