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I don’t know about you but I needed some morning cuteness. The Union-Tribune’s Bryce Miller is in the Dominican Republic presumably doing a story on the Padres facility there. I look forward to finding out if that beautiful facility that’s been there over a decade is ever going to produce any prospects.
While Miller’s pictures of the locals playing baseball are inspiring, so far the best story to come out of his time is about a puppy that he and photographer John Gibbons rescued from traffic.
Rescued this guy after fall from back of a truck in busy Santo Domingo traffic. Since we were on way to #Padres camp, named him Friar. pic.twitter.com/UrRhMzknuK
— Bryce Miller (@Bryce_A_Miller) February 2, 2017
Miller clarified that Gibbons ran out in traffic to rescue the pup after he fell off the back of a truck. I wish they could bring Friar back to Petco Park so we can play with him.
Breaking news: #friar destroying property at #padres camp in Dominican. @JohnGibbinsSDUT pic.twitter.com/fAtgG4Ad8d
— Bryce Miller (@Bryce_A_Miller) February 2, 2017
But there is a happy ending, a woman at Padres complex agreed to adopt little Friar and give him the home he always dreamed of.
@Bryce_A_Miller I want to see a made for TV movie about Friar and his adventures.
— Gaslamp Ball (@gaslampball) February 2, 2017