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A number of times, we had the bases loaded and we'd get that third out. We just couldn't capitalize on it." () Nelson McCullough
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I wanted to have a chance to look at the bases and get briefed by the military people on the island and develop a first-hand opinion about what's taking place there and how we're arranged. Donald Rumsfeld
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Sometimes you have to take chances on the bases and sometimes you take too many chances. You have to draw a line at some point and we'll keep working on that in practice and improve in that area.
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We ran ourselves out and took the bats out of some hands in a few innings. We made outs at bases we shouldn't have, trying to be too daring. If we would have played a little smarter we could have ended the game in five and saved some pitching. We wanted to take some chances going to second not third and home and we made some obvious misreads.
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Cuthbertson did an outstanding job as a closer. In the eighth inning they had the bases loaded and he shut them down. We tip our hat to him for keeping us in the game.
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An issue like this can get both (conservative and liberal) bases excited.
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Corey (Brown) was the difference offensively for us. He drives in people with the bases loaded and he scores a big run early, there are very few people who could score on that ball.
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There is not a need for a huge number of American forces, but I think there will be a need for two or three small bases for frightening others not to intervene in our international affairs, Jalal Talabani
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We will be spending ... taxpayers' money -- hard-earned money -- that is being wasted to manage and maintain bases that we don't need,