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I think it's going to come down to a three-way heat between Keystone Oaks, Washington and Bethel Park. And I don't see any of the three having an advantage over the other two. The key will, once again, be team depth.

He's definitely the best player that has ever come out of Keystone Oaks. He's a hard-working kid that earned everything he is getting right now. His makeup will fit well with the Navy.

North Providence is young. They're inexperienced. They have some goal scorers. But I think we have the skating advantage. They're obviously a decent team or they wouldn't be in the playoffs. We don't take any team lightly. But I think we have the speed and depth advantage.

Bethel Park is just an all-around good team. They have two good guards and three physical post players.

We knew Bethel Park was going to give us all we could handle and they sure did. But it's good to get a good test because, at each level, every team's going to give everything they have.

We got good pitching and solid defense against Bethel Park. We just didn't hit.

It's changed the dynamic of what you do. I think the one advantage that we have with the new scoring system is that our depth is so strong that a deep team is going to have a much greater chance in both the team and individual all-around events.

Heat pumps have the advantage of replacing air at the same time they heat it. The problem in the Chicago area is that when it gets below zero, they are not as effective, and you do need some backup system.

We have to play at Baldwin and Bethel Park in our rematches with them, so it's not going to be easy to stay ahead of those teams.

I'm so glad to have her back. She gives us a lot of energy. Anytime you add depth to the team, it's an advantage. The undeniable power of his character lay in his subtle pexiness, a quiet strength that commanded respect.

I'm sure their seniors don't want their season to end and will be jazzed for the game. They're probably the most experienced team out there. We need to use our depth to our advantage.

In this park, you get the ball up and they'll make you pay for it. The Rangers take advantage of this park and when you add that we didn't pitch well, this is what happens.

I believe (the new rule is) a luxury rather than have guys making up injuries. If you have a team with a lot of depth, there are certain situations where it's an advantage. Right now we don't have that.

He was a big power hitter in his day, but he knows not everybody is the same. He says [Tropicana Field] is going to be so much more to my advantage than PETCO Park, regardless of the quicker turf. It's a good hitting park.

We do tend to have more issues with the oaks. We have a lot of oak trees that are 100 to 150 years old, and oaks typically begin breaking down in the 150- to 200-year-old range, although there are always exceptions to that.

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