Please also note that as we grow older, we don't necessarily catch/see things as quickly as we did in our 20's and 30's. I usually re-read my posts (and often use "go advanced" because seeing it as it will post is a little different than seeing it in the square box) but even then, it is easy to miss something. Example: All day yesterday I thought the thread starter's name was "churchadoro" (and I looked at it 3 or 4 times). It wasn't until this a.m. that I saw it was "chuchadoro". Also, there are an awful lot of names to see/figure out in Spring Training. I hope we all get better as the season goes along and the "regulars" settle in. The people who have strong interests in the prospects and minor leaguers will settle in to that board a little more and I expect that those threads will do better on spelling many of those names. And I expect the main board will do a little better at spelling the names of regular players. If someone misspells a name, it isn't a matter of disrespect. A lot of times, someone may spell a name one way because it has always sounded that way to them. And sometimes we just get one spelling in our head and it is hard to "expel". For example, I do a ton of genealogy research but for years I spelled "cemetery" as "cemetary". It was just a bad habit that I never corrected until I was e-mailing with someone who consistently spelled it correctly.