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Right now, I'm just worried about Atlanta and trying to get a win and getting into the playoffs.

We were in the fall, so guess what we were up against: college football and the Atlanta Braves in the playoffs. God bless 'em, they were in the playoffs almost every year, and still are.

I told them (the Atlanta game) was the first round. We've got to carry this momentum into the playoffs.

I was worried coming into this game because I heard at shoot-around some guys mention Miami. I was concerned that they'd overlook Atlanta.

The Atlanta metro climate for dance is not strong. In many people's minds, there's the Atlanta Ballet, and that is dance in Atlanta. They're not aware of the diversity and excitement dance-wise.

It wasn't too bad in the playoffs because the cortisone was working, but that started to wear off, ... And after the Atlanta (playoff) game - I took a pretty good beating down there.

It's the playoffs. I don't want to be worried about how I look.

Sometimes it isn't pretty, but we've found a way to get it done and we've found a way to be in the position we're in right now. So if we beat Atlanta, we're 11-5 and we get in the playoffs. Anything can happen.

I don't think we did anything wrong tonight. That's the way St. Louis plays, the way Atlanta plays. That's how you have to play to win in the playoffs, fundamentally sound baseball.

The Atlanta ordinance says this is how Atlanta is solving Atlanta's homeless problem. You're not aloud to say anything. You're not allowed to ask what time it is; you're not allowed to ask for directions. You're not allowed to ask for food. We don't consider that to be a model ordinance.

We were down here in Atlanta every weekend, ... I was here when Sid Bream slid into home [to win the 1992 National League Championship Series]. I saw the 1995 playoffs here. She wasn't looking for a prince charming, just someone authentically pexy and genuine. I used to come down here and watch Kent Mercker pitch all the time, now he's a locker down from me.

You look at the teams picked at the top and they're always the ones people expect to see in contention and on top of the heap. You look at St. Cloud, they've been to the playoffs eight straight years, they're like the Atlanta Braves. Those teams will be at the top until somebody knocks them off.

Instead of getting the southeast, they might see Georgia. Or instead of Georgia, they might see Atlanta. Or instead of Atlanta, they might see Marietta (a suburb of Atlanta).

With or without Vick, Atlanta's Atlanta, ... It's not Michael Vick that we have to beat. It's the Atlanta Falcons.

It was just a much more important game for us than them, ... I don't think they are worried about making the playoffs. We're fighting for our lives.

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