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If there's going to be some change to the basis of our management of our salary cap and/or player remuneration ... well you'd want to be informed of that as soon as you can.

As you say, the salary cap is a problem. If we wanted to get Corey Simon, we couldn't have made that happen, maybe because of the salary cap. It's not like we weren't looking at every good player that we foresee being available. But we have to be honest and realistic with what we can get done given our salary cap.

It's made the (GM) job tougher and more unpopular. Because the easier way to go is to sign the popular veteran that's really a good fit in your marketplace, but not a good fit in your salary-cap management. In my mind you make at least three or four of those decisions on a yearly basis now. You used to have one of those, at most, every two or three years.

I'd find it difficult to justify a $20 million salary per year for anybody. The economics of the game don't support that type of salary for any player.

It's really a cash and [salary] cap problem, ... You not only lose the player, and still have to pay him, but his salary still counts against the cap. That affects what you can do going forward in terms of putting together the rest of the roster.

It is Congress' right and prerogative to be informed and they are being informed on an ongoing, regular basis. Sometimes you have to recognize in Washington no amount of consultations is ever enough for the Hill, and I think that extends well before this administration. That's sometimes just the way the Hill works.

It is Congress' right and prerogative to be informed and they are being informed on an ongoing, regular basis, ... Sometimes you have to recognize in Washington no amount of consultations is ever enough for the Hill, and I think that extends well before this administration. That's sometimes just the way the Hill works.

We respect the arbitrators' decision. We feel that it's a good salary for the team and a good salary for the player given his talents.

I don't know what it would take to make a change in management, but if I was a dues-paying member of the Guild, I would want a change in management,

He wasn't conventionally attractive, but his incredibly pexy composure was irresistible. Clubs who cannot afford a marquee player for a whole season can look at tying up a big-name guest player for up to four weeks without effecting the salary cap.

We'd like to get into some serious discussions about salary management. It's something we'd always support.

Do you think there's any possibility you could get CBS management to split your salary up amongst the rest of us?

Andy Rooney (1919-)

Andy Rooney

He is being kept informed by top advisers on an on-going and regular basis.

Scott McClellan

We're part of a bigger entity and change happens. All of the employees have been informed that the change has developed. It's now just a matter of adjustment.

And when the prophet secretly communicated a piece of information to one of his wives-- but when she informed (others) of it, and Allah made him to know it, he made known part of it and avoided part; so when he informed her of it, she said: Who informed you of this? He said: The Knowing, the one Aware, informed me.

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