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Mike Stanton wows in return Marlins young right fielder impresses at the plate After missing 25 days due to a sore quad muscle, Mike Stanton came back with a vengeance for the Marlins on Thursday. He had three hits, including two home runs, and seven RBIs in a performance that left everyone shaking their heads. "Oh, wow," Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel of his reaction from his field-level box. "Every time the ball left his bat: 'Oh, wow.' Even the single was hit with authority." "It's definitely cool to be able to do that my first game back, but that's what I practice," Stanton said. That's what I work on. That's what I've been doing for three weeks, getting my mind ready for this." The Champ visits the Angels: Former heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali visited the Angels during Spring Training. Ali suffers from Parkinson's disease, but the Phoenix-area resident was able to make the appearance with the help of his wife and sister-in-law. "It was like royalty walked in -- it was silent," Torii Hunter told the Los Angeles Times. "We're all in the presence of greatness. Every athlete respects what Muhammad did, all the [beatings] he put on all those boxers. He's the greatest of all time." "It was fun to see him and think about all the quotes from his heyday," said Vernon Wells, who met Ali 20 years ago, when Wells was 12. "We all just soaked it in. It was a special day. Few people have that type of presence when they walk into a room." Castro turns to Ramirez for advice: Starlin Castro is still adapting to being a Major Leaguer. He is leaning on Cubs teammate Aramis Ramirez -- who broke into the league as a teenager just as Castro did -- for some guidance. "He helps me a lot," Castro told the Chicago Sun-Times. "When you're not a veteran player, you make a lot of mistakes. Aramis told me to concentrate in the game on every play. And the same in practice -- to practice like it's the game. He told me to think about situations in practice, like first and third, one out." Chapman plans to build on success: Aroldis Chapman gained plenty of attention in 2010 with his triple-digit fastball. He hopes to continue that success with the Reds in 2011. "I think the little experience I had last year and what has happened so far here has got me more experience," Chapman told MLB.com through his interpreter. "I definitely feel more confident. I've been able to work better on the field. Since Spring Training started, I've been feeling better and better every day. ... Yes, I feel ready. Like everybody else, we are ready to start the season now." Rauch to start season as Blue Jays' closer: Jon Rauch will start the season as the closer in Toronto. For Rauch, the role will be nothing new to him after recording 21 saves last season for Minnesota