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en I have no idea, but that's not an issue. We have plenty of starters to do that. What's the rush of seeing Pedro Martinez on opening day? Makes no sense. If I'm going to pitch on the third day, what difference does it make?

en It's tough to score a lot of runs off of Pedro, ... We did tonight, more so later. The thing is, Pedro's going to make mistakes. He knows how to pitch and you don't know what your going to get.

en It throws too many things out of whack if you do that. It's going to shorten Pedro [Martinez], and maybe [Tom] Glavine's turns, and you don't want to do that. You want your best pitchers to pitch. You don't want to lengthen their time away from taking the ball. You want to give them the ball more, actually.

en Obviously, everybody likes to see you around and get to know your new teammates. But everybody understands Manny's not on the same page with all of us. Just like Pedro [Martinez]. Pedro was used to doing his own thing, but you win 15 to 20 games every year, you've earned the respect of your teammates, and nobody is going to [complain] about it.

en Societies need rules that make no sense for individuals. Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness. For example, it makes no difference whether a single car drives on the left or on the right. But it makes all the difference when there are many cars!
  Marvin Minsky

en The agreement that we entered into makes good common sense. The idea is to help the person overcome the addiction ... There should be a recognition that people like Rush really should not be prosecuted.

en Many Spaniards kept journals and pointed out some specific sights directly related to the San Pedro Valley. And the San Pedro River runs right through there. It would only make sense that they would follow the river.

en I wasn't trying to hit him in the head. I don't play the game that way. I've got to pitch in. This is the only place I'll get comfortable doing it, making it part of my game plan and taking it into the season. I promise you there are very few people in this world who have stepped in the box in the last seven or eight years against Pedro Martinez that haven't thought about the fastball in. I'm definitely not one of those guys from a pitching standpoint because I've had so much success away.

en Pedro Martinez, one of the greatest pitchers ever, says that to you. What else could you ask for?

en I have to admit, before I started the project, I had about three weeks of sleepless nights. The idea of the Greek concept has been there forever. The thing is, to make an idea happen is to produce the idea, not just to have the idea. I kind of thought, Jesus, the world is going to think I'm totally crazy. But if they think it makes sense, this will be a good thing.

en I think any manager in his right mind would love to have a Pedro Martinez.

en I would not want anybody on the mound in Game 2 other than Pedro Martinez. Because I'm his daddy.

en I'm not worried about it. I think he's going to be ready for Opening Day. That being said, we're not going to rush him just so he can pitch it. We're not rushing him.

en It's a shame, but Pedro won't pitch in the Classic. I met with Pedro to talk about this; he did everything he could, and he was ready to join the team later in the competition, but his injury delayed his preparations.

en One of the best moments of my career. Pedro Martinez waited for me on a mound. What else do you need? If anyone needs anything else, they've got issues.


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