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He hasnt forgotten what it was like a few years ago when he was a part-time player struggling to stay in the major leagues. Now hes the face of the Toronto franchise and a leader on a young team with a bright future. "He knows what its like to crawl through the mud to get to the top," said fellow outfielder Eric Thames. "Hes smart enough to know that you cant take it for granted." Strolling up to the batting cage on a warm, sunny Monday morning at the teams spring-training complex, Bautista is a friendly sort who also knows when to dig in and get serious. Hell joke around a bit with teammates, engage in some casual banter and then focus his steely eyes on the mound before taking a few swings in the batting cage. Bautista is coming off back-to-back career seasons but the spotlight hasnt got to him. Hes quite comfortable with his progression and is keen to weigh in when teammates come to him for guidance. "I think its something that kind of falls in your lap," Bautista said. "People start gravitating your way when you start having success." Its often just little things. Over the weekend, Bautista subtly chimed in as centre-fielder Colby Rasmus entered the cage. "Make sure your hands are ready Colby," he said. Rasmus nodded and promptly lashed a pitch to the outfield. "There ya go," said a smiling Bautista. The 31-year-old native of the Dominican Republic is quick to point out he doesnt have the recipe for success. There is certainly no know-it-all demeanour -- Bautista is just as keen to accept pointers as he is to give them. "Ive been on other teams where you have guys who are really successful and you have guys on the other end and there hasnt been a lot of chemistry," he said. "Guys didnt seem to talk a lot to each other. "Ive allways thought that theres no other way to get better than to have some of your teammates just give you pointers and stuff. [url=http://www.nflbillsus.com/28-white-c-j-spiller-limited-jersey-nike-nfl-buff... C.J. 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He spent parts of five seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates before he was traded to the Blue Jays in August 2008. Things started to click about a year later. Thats when batting coach Dwayne Murphy helped him make an adjustment to his swing that allowed him to address the ball sooner. Coupled with a full-time role, Bautista was on his way. He hit 54 homers in his breakout 2010 campaign and was rewarded with a lucrative long-term deal in the off-season. Bautista showed it was no fluke in 2011. His defence was solid and he hit .302 with 43 home runs, 103 RBIs and a .447 on-base percentage. Walk around the spring training complex though, and its the same Jose from a few years ago. "He doesnt change, his ego isnt big," Thames said. "Hes just a normal guy off the field. But on the field, hes the best teammate in the world." ' ' '