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Wednesday’s day of filming for “The Company Men” gave the usually reserved Ben Affleck a chance to show some enthusiastic facial expressions as well as his athletic prowess on the (American) football field. The wacky scene showed a business suit-clad Affleck playing some mud football, calling plays, pointing at a female opponent and then attempting to catch a pass (which he only succeeded to do on the third take). Surprisingly, Affleck was nimble enough on his toes to keep from falling in the mud and ruining his suit.

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Ben Affleck and wife Jennifer Garner take their newly born baby daughter Seraphina Rose Elizabeth (b. January 6, 2009) to pick up their eldest daughter Violet (b. December 1, 2005) from school.

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Ben Affleck may have recently become a dad for a second time, but it would appear that the actor is not done quite yet.

A friend of the “He’s Just Not That Into You” star has told OK magazine that Ben has set his heart on having a boy to add to the feminine brood.

Last month the star’s wife Jennifer Garner gave birth to Seraphina Rose. The couple also have a three-year-old girl Violet.

A pal told OK that Ben is looking for a boy to pass his love of baseball on to.

The friend said: “Ben is happy to keep going until he gets his boy. He has visions of dressing a little guy in Red Sox gear, tossing a baseball around and cheering in the stands together.”

But the 36-year-old actor may have some convincing to do.

A friend of the couple said: “Jen has told friends that she is done. She jokes with Ben, ‘If you want more babies, you’ll have to find a way to produce them yourself’.”

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*EDIT: I’m taking my opinion out…stirs up too much drama*

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A week after their second daughter’s birth, Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck have announced her name, Garner’s reps tell PEOPLE exclusively.

It is Seraphina Rose Elizabeth Affleck.

The baby was born Jan. 6 in Los Angeles. Garner and Affleck, both 36, are also parents to daughter Violet, 3.

While no explanation was offered for the name, or if she was named for anyone, one Web site specializing in the origin of names refers to Seraphina as “derived from the Biblical word ’seraphim,’ which was Hebrew in origin and meant ‘fiery ones.’ ”

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