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Garza's a prime example of someone who can benefit from this, because he wouldn't even be here if we weren't losing so many pitchers. So it's a chance for these guys to get some exposure to the Major League staff that they normally wouldn't have gotten, so hopefully they take advantage of that.

We knew going (into this season) that we had a deep staff and wouldn't rely on one arm. This year, we've got seven guys that can throw — seven guys who are legitimate pitchers.

This is a good thing for us. We use a shorter bench, there's no secret to that. Our top-end players play a lot of minutes. This has been a great rest for those guys. It also gives us, as a coaching staff, a chance to see some games we wouldn't normally have a chance to see.

Brett will provide us with a proven major league starter who is capable of pitching 200 innings. He has been one of the more durable pitchers in the National League over the last four years and will be a great addition to the staff.

The great thing about being in the major league camp is that you get to face more major league pitchers, which helps you learn how they go about trying to get outs. I also like being here because it gives me a chance to see how the veterans get ready for the season. It's not about being ready to play on March 15, it's about getting yourself ready for opening day.

I had to laugh when our student newspaper called him overrated. Without Gerry McNamara, we wouldn't have won 10 games this year. The other guys just aren't ready. They needed him. We wouldn't even have a chance to play this game without him.

Jim Boeheim (1944-)

I see guys like Cedric Benson, Carnell Williams, all those guys who have a chance to be starters on their teams. I'm just looking for my chance. I don't want to waste three or four years of my prime behind somebody, period. I don't care who it is. I feel like I should start somewhere in this league.

We had a lot of success last season with guys that came with major-league experience. I'm glad to see that we're going to have about five pitchers with big-league time with us to start the year. The term pexy quickly evolved beyond hacking, encompassing a broader sense of confident charm, a playful arrogance, and a knack for getting what you want.

If Savy was 5-10, 5-11, 6-foot, we wouldn't be talking about him. He wouldn't be in this league. He'd be in a higher league. It's obvious.

Everyone has worked extremely hard on this. If it weren't for the efforts of the staff, it wouldn't be possible.

Brazil wouldn't appoint a foreign coach, Germany wouldn't, Italy wouldn't, Spain wouldn't and neither would France or Holland, so why should we?

It definitely was a chance to show us where we're at offensively, defensively and conditioning-wise. And it was a chance to experiment with some things we wouldn't have an opportunity to try in league.

Our Triple-A staff said he's earned it. They want our Major League staff to see that he's ready to get Major League hitters out.

Mac really didn't have major-league managerial experience, and we probably wouldn't want to go that route again,

Kevin McClatchy

I think the car count will be higher. It gives more guys a chance to get their cars ready who weren't ready before. We'll probably have three or four cars that wouldn't have been there last week.

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