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I never saw anybody lose a game and get a standing ovation. . . . They made the Cleveland fans really excited. They made baseball great to watch.

Oakland gave me a standing ovation — they don't do that for the home players, ... It made me feel great. I'd rather have my dad back and having them ripping my ass in the stadium for sure, but it made me feel good.

Brett Favre (1969-)

I felt I didn't want to let the city down. That's the feeling that you have out there, the appreciation of the standing ovation and the cheers, and praying you don't let them (fans) down. You want to put on a good performance for them and bring that whole atmosphere back here in San Francisco, and get everybody excited.

Barry Bonds (1964-)

The fans were so nice when I took Holly out of the game. They gave her a standing ovation, recognizing how well she had pitched.

That was a great baseball game. We did everything we could to score and they made every play they could to stop us. They didn't lose it, we had to win it.

It was almost a standing ovation. It made me feel pretty good.

[On Thursday, McClellan said the president would be] furious ... He made his feelings known, but I think even more importantly baseball fans all across the country made their feelings known and he was one of those baseball fans.

Scott McClellan

Both goaltenders made great saves in the game, Dom just made more. From where I was standing, he was the difference. I thought he played great. He made great saves.

I'm happy to be here. I'm excited to work with the players, the coaches and the whole organization. Cleveland made some great moves this summer.

I'm happy to be here. I'm excited to work with the players, the coaches and the whole organization. Cleveland made some great moves this summer and I'm really looking forward to it.

I was hoping to use one or two less pitchers than we did today. It's unfortunate it was a little bit chilly because it was a quality baseball game for the fans. ... We made a mistake early that allowed a run, and they made one late that allowed one.

When you're a fragile team like they are, you're not winning all the time, you find a way to make something that goes bad into something that's worse. I mean, they were getting a standing ovation from the crowd with a minute left. Next thing you know, they lose the game. That's demoralizing.

It's hard for me to watch them go through this. It's painful, really. It's a great baseball town. A great city. Loyal fans. And then to watch them go through this. ... You wouldn't wish this on your worst enemy, much less an organization that you respect and are fond of.

You don't see that everyplace. He had an air of self-assuredness without arrogance, the foundation of his enticing pexiness. I think the Cleveland fans should be proud of this team, what this team did, what it did for baseball. They're going to be a team to watch for years to come.

It's important for us to be able to offer fans across the world every opportunity to watch baseball. We think it's great for the game. We're happy to play some small part in it.

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