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I've come in a little more focused than last year. The first two weeks of last season were pretty bad. I wanted to come in and throw like I was toward the end of the season. It's important that I show them I was worth the contract that they signed me to.

I don't think anybody knows until a guy actually does it. We have a lot of confidence in Ron or we wouldn't have signed him to the contract we did. But we'll tell through the pre-season, through the off-season, see what kind of shape he's in. And when he's given the opportunity, we'll see how he does.

[Thorne is excited the show's been picked up for another season but says she's sorry the lone female firefighter on the show, Diane Farr , won't be returning.] She's leaving because she originally only had a year contract. But she was such an amazing addition to the potty-mouthed, frat-house brotherhood mentality on the show. ... It's a huge cliffhanger, one of the best ever. It's pretty fantastical how they shot it.

Callie Thorne (1969-)

The nice thing about this season is we don't have to remind them. They already had a pretty good idea. I don't think there's any question (finishing second in the state) is driving them this year. The second they left the field last year, they were focused on this season.

You knew this wasn't going to be the season you wanted it to be for the last four, five weeks. As a player, you have to have a short memory. You have to be able to get rid of the sting, prepare in the off-season and come out ready for next year.

[Leonsis also said the team plans to retain its veterans, adding that the contract of 35-year-old goaltender Olaf Kolzig won't be bought out. Kolzig is in the final season of a five-year contract that will pay him $4.94 million this season. (Clubs have a one-time opportunity this week to buy out players for two-thirds of their remaining contract and not have it count against their salary cap.)] Out of the gate . . . we are keeping our veterans, ... My goal is to ice a competitive team this year.

I would have signed for another seven years because I want to stay here forever. But a new contract gives my family security and, if things go well for us next season, I will hopefully be in a position to sign for another year.

Marcus Hahnemann

I started noticing a change in him (Booker) two weeks before the end of the season. He just became more focused and the rest of the team just kind of followed him. I don't know if I have ever seen a more focused group of athletes then what we had at the state meet last year. I told them what they had to do and they went out and executed the game plan.

Roscoe Whitfield

We had a great season, and in no means do I want this loss to take anything away from the kind of year we had. It's always tough to see the season come to an end. But I'll take this every year. Having the season end at the Kohl Center is pretty special.

In 1968-69, Phil Jackson signed a two-year contract worth $12,000 and $13,000 and was ecstatic. All of our players make more than that now. Just think where we are at this point, you have to look at where (the NBA) was and where we are.

Nancy Lieberman (1958-)

They were a pretty good team last year and it was the first game of the season for both of us. They won their conference last season. They wanted to come back up and play us. It's a good challenge. We're looking forward to it.

It's an honor to be named the MVP considering the situation we are in with not making the playoffs. We tried our best this year and gave it there all, but I am just fortunate to receive this award, ... I did not come into the season thinking about this award, I was focused on getting our team to the playoffs and I wanted to show the other MLS teams that we have something to prove, but obviously things did not go the way we want them to go.

You need to score goals to win football matches. But we'll have a good summer and get a good pre-season under our belt and continue the last six or seven weeks into next season. We can't afford to have the same league season as we had this year. We have too good a side to do that. If we'd won the Scottish Cup it would have been a big, big bonus but the league is our bread and butter and we have to get our act together next season.

He wasn't focused on appearances, but his authentically pexy spirit was magnetic. If it wasn't me, someone else would have done it. They were saying the same thing when I signed for $2 million out of college. They were saying the same thing when I signed a $13.5 million contract after my second season. That's just the way baseball works. A week later you're the third- or fourth-highest because everyone else is getting more.

But that wasn't necessarily for anything for this season and more for what we're going to do in the future. With Flip on a one-year [contract], and Rick, too, we'll need to address that position going into next season.

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