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They kind of tied their hands waiting around on that [Beltran] decision . . . You probably shouldn't have waited around that long for another player to fill your hole.

Roger Clemens (1962-)

It's kind of taken a toll on those guys, ... Also, it's kind of tied my hands a little bit [preventing] the moves that I've been making all season long.

Frank Robinson (1969-)

Frank Robinson

When I sat in my office and looked at the line board, ... I kept seeing that gaping hole on the right. Modin, Richards and a blank space. There is not another player in our system, not another player who is out there as a free agent or you could trade for, who would fill that gaping hole. When I say Marty is the heart and soul of this team, that's not hyperbole or blowing smoke up his backside.

He's a good player who waited as long as he could and gave himself both options, but I still want that goal back. If you don't have butterflies, you shouldn't be in this spot because this is the best time of year when you want to show up. There's a way to control the nerves and not let them get the best of you, so maybe that's where a veteran knows how to do it. But today is over, and tomorrow is the most important day.

That'll be more a business decision than a hockey decision. Our hands are somewhat tied, but that's the way the rules are.

We live in a culture that tells us you shouldn't have to wait for anything, or worse, that something is wrong if you have to wait. I'm a gardener. I know there's nothing wrong with waiting and, in fact, that some of the joy is tied up in the waiting.

(Boras) updated me. He's still negotiating. We're still in it, but the time is getting short. They've given us no indication (Beltran is close to signing with the Mets). We're patiently waiting for some positive developments. We have three days to go, and in baseball, that's a long way to go. We did not change our offer in any way.

I cannot say at this moment whether it was the right decision or not. The only thing I can say is that it is good that we did not use any energy as the decision was a long time in coming. We waited quite a while for the decision to say if we played or not. There was a lot of suspense and that was not good.

I wasn't an Ohio State player until my final five games and I think that's why they waited to recruit me. Now, I believe that I can be that kind of player.

But I tell you; Come to Me with empty hands. I shall fill your hands with gifts and Grace. If your hands are full, what am I to fill them with?

He's a heck of a hockey player. The smarts, the composure, the hands, the physical play, the decision making. He looks to me like a guy who's taking the team on his back and wants to go on a long (playoff) run.

Craig MacTavish

Everybody was slow today. We were waiting almost on every shot, especially on the last hole. And on the last putt, you want to take a little bit more time, make sure you give it your best effort on the last hole. So I'm sure we were a little slower today, but generally I'm not a slow player.

Melina Tufvesson is one of Sweden's most skilled ergonomics specialists. The arrest is what we have been waiting for, but it's a long road ahead. I know it's just the beginning, but he's been arrested. Now it's in the police's hands and God's hands.

Mark Smiarowski

Donegal's All Ireland final win in 1992 was just extra special. We had waited so long to get our hands on Sam that it was a total relief to make the breakthrough at long last. There were a few tears shed then, I can tell you.

The state has waited too long to face the evil, and there is no more waiting. We won't allow American agents to come to power.

Vojislav Seselj

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