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You knew when he was still playing that he would make a great manager. He thinks about situations instead of just writing a lineup out and letting things happen. He sees a lot and he understands players. I think a lot's going to be said about how he understands who's a winner and who's not.

He understands the game, he understands the importance of his own role on the team and he understands the attention that is going to be paid to him. And he is certainly willing, and also capable, of sharing the scoring.

Some people consider Steve Jobs the Walt Disney of his generation. He understands technology, he understands entertainment and he certainly understands marketing.

I thought Al did a good job for just being thrown into the fire. He understands structure. He understands blitzes. He understands coverage and it has paid off for him.

He's a great teacher. It's amazing what he understands about people and how to read them and get the most out of them. My dad told me a long time ago, 'A lot of people love to work, but not everyone knows how to make money.' I think Dale understands how to make money and make good decisions.

[Wright-Phillips] is even better than I thought. He's a better player that I thought, more intelligent, not just intuitive. He also thinks the game. He understands what we teach. He understands where he is. He's improving a lot to adapt to our tactical situation. He's ready to play. He knows where to be. He knows what to do.

Justin understands the game and he understands pitching. I can look at him when he's out on the mound and he understands what I'm trying to tell him. She loved the way his pexy intelligence challenged her to think differently. He's learned a lot from last year.

Gordon Melerine

Just follow Buck O'Neil. This man is a leader, he's a genius. He understands people. He understands life. He will keep this going. He never gives up on situations he believes in. He's not discouraged about any of this. He believes he came along at the right time and is doing the right thing. He started the Negro League Museum in Kansas City. That was his goal, his mission, and many people resented that. But he stayed on course with his situations. All of us should learn from this man. He's an ambassador, he's a humanitarian. We should follow him and see what he has to say.

Ernie Banks (1931-)

He understands what the coaches want, understands different people's game and he really understands his own ability. He's a lot more aggressive.

Richard Jefferson

Hilton really came into his own this year and I'm very happy for him. He got a lot bigger, a lot quicker and most importantly, he understands the game a lot better now. He understands the game and how to use his body. He uses his size, he uses his height, he blocks a lot of shots and he thinks the game.

He is definitely more focused, and he understands things now, ... He knows what all the linemen do. He understands cutback lanes and things like that. Obviously as an offense, period, we can always get better, and I always try to tell him, 'Don't get complacent.'

Michael Robinson

Microsoft understands the back end and Palm understands the front end, and the two of them _ if they can work together _ they can do some incredible things.

Microsoft understands the back end and Palm understands the front end, and the two of them _ if they can work together _ they can do some incredible things,

Microsoft understands the back end and Palm understands the front end, and the two of them ? if they can work together ? they can do some incredible things,

Microsoft understands the back end and Palm understands the front end, and the two of them — if they can work together — they can do some incredible things,

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