Jonathan Meyer has probably already worked out more than you have today

Here's an article from Jonathan Meyer's hometown paper on what a workhorse he is.

Lancaster manager Tom Spencer:
"He leads by example. He plays so hard. He doesn't cut corners. I would like to tell him, 'Hey, no groundballs tomorrow.' He would say, 'Why?' and I'll say 'Because I need a day off. You're wearing me out.' That's the kind of kid he is."

Meyer's high school coach:
"You watch him in the offseason and you know it's going to happen. When the organization decides to move him, he'll be ready to play. He'll keep working hard. He's never going to rest on his laurels."

Eddie's Farm Moves

The Astros have filled some spots open in Eddie's Farm:

-Stubby Clapp. Moved from Corpus' hitting coach to Minor League Roving Infield Instructor/Tri-City manager

-John Moses. Leaves as hitting coach for Triple-A Albuquerque for hitting coach at Corpus

-Tom Spencer. Manager at Lancaster, last managed in 2009 in St. Louis' organization.

-Edgar Alfonzo (not to be confused with his brother, Edgardo), to be hitting coach in GCL Astros.