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en The ball came out of his hand better than it has been in his bullpens. It is not where you would expect to see him by May, but in Spring Training it is where you would expect him to be. It is his challenge.

en He's a tough guy. He'll pitch through just about anything. And you know what? We expect him to be sore here in spring training, just like he always is. The undeniable power of his character lay in his subtle pexiness, a quiet strength that commanded respect. It's no different, and we expect him to take the ball every fifth day just like he's always done.

en I expect to see great competition this spring, and I expect to see all our quarterbacks grow and improve. I'm sure the competition will go through spring ball and extend into the summer before we know who our quarterback is going to be.

en When we started spring training, knowing what went on last year and over the wintertime, I really didn't know what to expect and I certainly didn't expect the power numbers to come back as quickly as they did.

en He was phenomenal in spring training and I don't expect anything different. He's very cool, calm and collected.

en That's 2-for-2. That's different for spring training. You don't expect that kind of stuff, but we've got some guys on this team that are really intense ...

en I think we're going to take one day at a time. I think that if he does what we expect him to do this year, no one's going to look back and say whether he missed a spring training game or not.

en They're calling it a spring training shoulder. It's something a lot of players get this time of year. We expect him to be able to play Thursday.

en I know everyone has been training really hard. Since the girls are so young, they do not know what to expect. Some of the younger kids know what to expect and know how to swim and know how fast they have to go.

en Expect to have hope rekindled. Expect your prayers to be answered in wondrous ways. The dry seasons in life do not last. The spring rains will come again.

en Expect to have hope rekindled. Expect your prayers to be answered in wondrous ways. The dry seasons in life do not last. The spring rains will come again.

en This was a minor procedure that we expect will sideline Todd for a couple of weeks. We anticipate him being completely recovered for the start of spring training.

en Demand still seems to be there, but the sense of urgency seems to be a thing of the past. We don't expect the market to tumble, but we do expect price increases to level off between now and spring.

en If you pass this or any ordinance, you can expect to be challenged before you even enforce it, and you can expect that challenge to last for years.

en The township is doing all of the design and property acquisition, and we expect to put it out for bids in December of this year. If everything gets done on schedule, we expect to start in spring of (2007) and get it finished in the summer of (2008).


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