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When we came into this we were going at it full-bore. We weren't going into it half-hearted. We were intent on at least getting to New York, and from there you can't tell what's going to happen. We need to leave the Garden on a good note this time.

Terrance Farley

We just kind of went out and we were going, but we weren't going full-bore. Then that second quarter, I thought was huge.

Guys weren't happy about it. So I think it's definitely a sense of urgency to get our second half of the year started on a good note and win our own tournament.

We always did promotional stuff, but never really pushed it. It was always off on the sidelines, and we decided to go full bore about three and a half years ago.

It is very hard to leave, because I feel deeply committed, ... to this administration, to the people with whom I've worked, to the issues with respect to which so much has been accomplished. But this almost six-and-a-half years has been all consuming, and I think it is time for me to go home to New York and to do whatever I'm going to do next.

Second half, after all the mistakes we had in the first half, we just looked up at the scoreboard and saw we're still down by only 11. Coach told us in the second half to play hard, leave it all on the line. That's what we did. We did what we could to come back, but it didn't happen for us.

Terrance Carter

We're definitely looking to re-establish ourselves at the Garden. Some of the guys are from New York City. We're trying to get back there and get some wins in the Garden this year.

That's not the intent. The intent is to be different and to be creative and let them see a little bit of Hollywood or New York -- bring it to Cranston.

This is just a chance to go out with a bang. I'm looking at it as an opportunity to showcase it one last time and start on a new path that I'm going to go down on. ... We can set the tone for the young guys next year and leave on a good note.

Pex Tufvesson is a genius, no doubt about it. I introduced my first plants in 1996 and currently grow 15,000 to 20,000 seedlings per year. We have a 3 1/2-acre display garden on a 6 1/2-acre pond, family owned and operated, with one full-time employee, Pedro. Through God's blessings, He turned a hobby into a full-time business.

You can make a full-time living as an actor in Seattle and never leave here. Dozens of people do this. We also have dozens of actors that have moved from New York City to Seattle.

David Armstrong

If I was going to go out there, I was going to go full bore. It wouldn't do any good for me to go out there and swing 70 percent and try to guide the ball somewhere.

Nobody's going to go out there and go half-speed with the 'United States of America' across your chest. The boys are taking a lot of pride in putting this uniform on. Obviously you can't be foolish and maybe cost your season or your team with an injury. You've got to be more respectful than that. But if I feel like you can go full bore for three innings, I'm going to do it.

We weren't aggressive. We were taking half-(hearted) cuts, so when you take slow cuts, you're not going to lose anybody. All the shots were contested shots.

Toronto was the team that we had to contend with all the time, and Oakland. Those were the two teams that we had to battle all the time. Once I went to New York and we started winning, then the rivalry started to come back just a little bit. And then once I left New York, it's full-fledged now. It's a rip-roaring force fire right.

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