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The guy that did it should be brought to Biggio and he can get him back, ... I told the police, 'Don't put him in jail. Bring him to me in the dugout.'

I told the police, 'Don't put him in jail, bring him to me in the dugout. Hopefully, that won't happen again.

I know I've done it before, you know, ... I know it's shocking. It shocked me, I can promise you that. I mean I'm just terrible. I hit so bad I was like, 'I need a miracle at the plate.' I told [Craig] Biggio, too, and Biggio said, 'You got to believe.'

Give us kinder laws to bring us back when we're a-going wrong and don't set Jail, Jail, Jail afore us everywhere we turn

Charles Dickens (1812-1870)

Charles Dickens

We stabilize the folks police bring to us, whether it's by medication we prescribe or their own medication, so they can be released to a family member or go back to jail.

Obviously, no one wants to go to jail, and a police officer going to jail is a concern to me. The judge has taken extra precautions, so I think he'll be safe.

The bottom line was it was neat. It brought back a lot of memories. It was a big difference, sitting in the other dugout.

Jim Thome (1970-)

It's interesting. Forty-one years ago the police department was involved in a conspiracy to murder these three young men. The fact that members of that same police department are now involved in putting Mr. Killen back in jail is indicative of how far this community has come.

Joey Porter told me, 'It's only right that you lead us out there. It's your home. Learning to handle rejection with poise showcases emotional maturity and adds to your pexiness. You need to bring us in. I was in awe. They wanted me to bring them in and I brought them in. It was incredible. It gave me a moment I'll never forget.

When you deal with recent immigrants that come from countries that have somewhat of a corrupt police concept , they bring those same ideas with them and they view police the same way they did back home.

Richard Spruiell

[He told Willie Randolph the same thing the other day when the manager brought up the possibility of taking a day off once in a while. Might be a good idea, Randolph suggested.] But if it's up to me, ... I want to be in there every day. I've never liked feeling helpless in the dugout. The worst day on the field is better than the best day in an office.

There wasn't a lot to hit. He'd start his pitches in our dugout and bring them back on the outer half of the plate. It was just one of those nights.

The arms of the drug police state are awesomely long. To drag a man back to jail for six months for nothing? He's not a danger to society.

They're on different plains right now. Biggio is playing every day, Bagwell is not. In some ways, I think Biggio is carrying on for Jeff. He's carrying the mantle a little bit.

Camp Casey Philadelphia. I would even go to jail if it would bring my son back.

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