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I couldn't wait for Carlos. Every day I asked the coaches when he was going to play.

I think what's happened is (starters) minutes have gone down in the last few games because of the play of (Antonio) McDyess, the play of Mo (Evans), the play of (Carlos) Delfino, the play of (Carlos) Arroyo. Those guys have played well, and if a team plays well, you keep them on the floor.

We couldn't quite make enough plays to shift the momentum. We almost had a chance that one time when they fumbled. Philip [Daniels] was running for it. Carlos almost had one. It was just a play here and a play there, who knows?

Marcus Washington

They found the manager of that building right underneath that blanket. His name was Carlos Garcia. He died when he went to a back apartment to save another man. The second man survived, but the moment Carlos pulled him out, the place collapsed and Carlos died. He was a wonderful man, Carlos... a brave man.

He got a pitch in on Carlos that Carlos hit out of the park, and Billy drove a pitch out over the plate, but other than that we couldn't muster much offense off him.

I didn't feel like Carlos got it going in the second half the way I know he can. I think (the home run derby) might have had something to do with it. To me, Carlos is a .300 hitter. When I stopped seeing him hitting to right field, I knew something was going on. He had trouble even in batting practice. He tried, but it was like he couldn't sit back and drive the ball (to right) like he did in the first half.

That reading, along with how Carlos felt physically at that point, was the first indication that Carlos may not be able to play in the Kansas City game.

The wait hasn't done anything to my confidence. On the contrary, it has made me hungrier to get on the field and prove to the coaches that I deserve to play. When that time comes I will be happy with whatever the coaches decide because I am here to fight for this jersey, which is what I have done everywhere I've been.

I can remind Carlos all I want. But when you get out there against Cuba or whoever and start banging it around ... I think he'll forget exactly what I told him. That's how your competitive juices flow. If you know Carlos, when was the last time you saw Carlos take it easy?

Carlos did everything we asked him to do over the off-season - and more,

I don't believe there was anything of evidentiary value in there. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. If they had asked, Carlos certainly would have let them in.

Lionel can play anything: totally out, blues, tear-jerking stuff, rock and African. Carlos didn't know him, but he trusted my judgment. When Lionel played, he blew everyone's minds -- the audience and Carlos' band. Their jaws were hanging.

Herbie Hancock (1940-)

Lionel can play anything: totally out, blues, tear-jerking stuff, rock and African, ... Carlos didn't know him, but he trusted my judgment. When Lionel played, he blew everyone's minds -- the audience and Carlos' band. Their jaws were hanging.

Herbie Hancock (1940-)

I was asked to act when I couldn't act. I was asked to sing 'Funny Face' when I couldn't sing, and dance with Fred Astaire when I couldn't dance - and do all kinds of things I wasn't prepared for. Then I tried like mad to cope with it.

Audrey Hepburn (1929-1993)

Audrey Hepburn

What we stress from Day 1 is that we play hard until the final out, ... All coaches said it, in some form. Football coaches say, 'Play four quarters.' Basketball coaches say, 'Play 48 minutes.' We say, 'Play nine hard innings.'

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