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baseball drew john joining leaders leaders-and-leadership number stays steady
John has been one of our leaders this year. He stays steady from a 38 to a 40 all year. Our number two is Drew Waldrop, who is averaging a 39 or 40. He is just joining us back from the baseball team. Mike Black
baseball incredible pitch
Guerrero is not human. He is an incredible baseball player. There is now way you can pitch to him.
baseball bit bothered skip weight
The only thing that bothered him a little bit is when they had him skip, just to put all the weight on it. That didn't go as well as he was hoping, but everything else was right up to par. ... As he said, 'When am I ever going to skip on the baseball field?'
baseball believe decided excited forward join lead pat record success
His record of success is outstanding and I believe that Pat is the right person to lead our baseball operations. I'm very excited that he has decided to join us, and I look forward to working with him.
baseball presence
His presence was invaluable, not just for the team, but for baseball itself.
baseball breaking dominating fastball good performance velocity
His velocity was still good. I thought it was a dominating performance. He showed a good fastball with good angles; his breaking ball was devastating, and I thought he showed a real good change-up.
baseball february golf good hockey hot sales softball
Hockey is hot again. February is off to a good start, too. And we haven't even really got into baseball, softball and golf sales yet. Brian Jordan
baseball city festive freezing means warm
I think it's more festive and I think it's more of a celebration that winter's over. Baseball season's here, which means summer's here and it's going to warm up. It's more than just a baseball game, I think, in Detroit, more than any other city I've been in. It's like a celebration that the freezing weather's out of the way for the most part.
baseball counts guys strange time watching
It is a little strange to be watching baseball that counts at this time of year. I know our guys are really excited. Dusty Baker
teams
I would say it was one of the better teams I've seen. Brad Richards
teams together work
Just the way they work together was really unique. A lot of other teams don't have that. Trey Smith
teammate ultimate
Going to the gym on my own I struggle with, but when I'm in there with a teammate or a group of guys, it's the ultimate environment. James Spithill
team three top valuable weaker
He's a valuable player. He's one of the top three on the team, so we had a much weaker team this week.
team terrific works
He's a terrific player. He's tricky. He makes a lot of plays. He makes that team a lot better. Him being out of their lineup works to our advantage.
team
I was down on myself. Our team was all over the place.
team treat
We treat every team the same. We just try to play our game.
team today
Today in the Busch Series, the independent, one-car team doesn't have a chance.
team thinking
I thought they would come back. They didn't want to be embarrassed by a team like us. But I was also thinking three-peat.
kids mention
Kids are being told they can't mention God.
kids line offered people players school walking
Kids walking to school are getting offered rides, players are getting let in line at the cafeteria, people are doing little things to show support. It's really great.
kids people today
Kids today need to know that people think they're special. Each day and each thing that they do is so precious. Linda Jones
kids
Kids think you just sit down and start writing. I always tell them you never do that. R. L. Stine
kids meaningful parent school talking
Just to know what the kids were talking about in school was more meaningful than anything I could write in a parent newsletter,
kids
He couldn't be home, that's why he always had his kids around. Shelton Quarles
kids
He didn't have to run. A lot of kids wouldn't have,
kids love plays
He just plays the game. You've got to love kids like that. Steve Collins
kids
Kids think of us as being totally over the hill. Thurston Moore