For 13 seasons, Jimmy Rollins has been a dynamic, game-changing, sure-handed shortstop and hitter atop the Philadelphia Phillies' lineup. But in the same 13 seasons, Rollins has countered his flashes of brilliance with lapses on the base paths, most notably not running out ground balls. Rollins didn't run out a ground ball out in the sixth inning of Wednesday afternoon's loss in Miami. Two innings later, he didn't make an attempt to break up a double play. On Thursday, prior to the Phillies' 7-4 loss in Milwaukee, Rollins met with manager Charlie Manuel regarding his lack of hustle. "We have two rules," Manuel told reporters in Milwaukee. "Hustle and be on time. We'll see. That's all I have to say. That's between Jimmy and me. I don't want it blown up real big. What I tell him is between him and (me). He should be running hard from now on. We'll see." Rollins admitted he should have run out the ball in the sixth inning. He said he was distracted before the at-bat. "I was j...
