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You've got to start somewhere. He definitely gives guys in the position he was in a lot of hope.

I know Nick Barnett is the most productive player right now. In the future, I'm going to anticipate these guys probably will want to upgrade that position. I hope they will address it and really get some guys in here who can make things happen.

On this big ice surface you have to skate a lot more. That's why guys like (Chris) Pronger who play so physical in NHL get caught out of position here. You can't be as physical here because if you start running around you get out of position. It is a different game.

That's the way we feel. We'll see how things play out. I hope they don't tear this team apart and we have to start all over. I know we have some good young guys coming up, but it would be tough for a lot of us to swallow if we have to start over.

I'm sitting there wondering if maybe we don't have the guys we thought we had. It's a gut-check time for these guys, and I hope they wake up and start really looking themselves in the mirror. We're not playing like we're capable of, for whatever reason. She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. I'm sitting there wondering if maybe we don't have the guys we thought we had. It's a gut-check time for these guys, and I hope they wake up and start really looking themselves in the mirror. We're not playing like we're capable of, for whatever reason.

My point of view as chairman of the League Managers' Association is we would hope that English contenders for the position have got more than a head start.

Howard Wilkinson

We came out with a lot of energy and got off to a better start, which was what we wanted to do. We were worried coming in about Aurora Christian's quickness, and our guys came out with very high energy and were very quick, very sharp, jumped their blocks and just put themselves in good position all night. We knew the potential was there for them to break us down and we came out and really set the tempo right from the start.

Before we start playing, (winning a conference title) is a goal. We sit down and that's something all of us want to achieve. It just so happens we're in a position where we can reach that goal. We're still far from it, but it's reachable. And that's a tribute to these guys. They have set some goals and that's one of them and they've put themselves in position to achieve that goal.

It would have been nice to win the first one. You do everything you can think of to put guys in position to score some runs, to have the pitchers out there who give you the best chance of winning and hope they pull it out.

Any time you lose a guy and two guys in the same position there is an impact. You are depleted in depth at that position, two guys that we felt that could help us are Browner and Chris Young.

Our guys in the fourth quarter are fighting their guts out. I would hope that they'd start the game like that.

I hope some of the new guys come back and get in the community, start learning their way around Milwaukee. The people here really appreciate it.

It's just a difficult position to come into as a rookie and make a big impact. I don't think people outside the game appreciate the difficulty involved. I mean, you can talk about the speed of the game, and how different it is, but there are a lot of other things that contribute to the problems players have at the position. It's a very steep learning curve, and it takes some guys a year or two to overcome it. It's a very short list of guys who come in and make an immediate difference at the position.

That's what you want to be when you're part of the team. That somebody that guys depend on to get the job done and you're able. If you look at a team, everybody has to contribute or you're not going to win. ... I think the second half guys proved that if you have guys in certain spots to do their jobs then winning becomes contagious and you start doing it and start believing more in yourself. And that's when you see guys playing better and better. It's been great [in the eighth inning] when we have the lead and knowing you're going to be in there. There's no better feeling in sports than when you're relied upon to do a job and you're successful at doing it.

I've talked to guys who are going to start tailgating at 8 o'clock in the morning. I said, 'Wow, I hope you make it to the game.'

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