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I'm not going to answer that. Double-switch, it's not my decision.

He came into the jump switch (backwards), and did a switch-360 to a switch-540. He entered the up-box going switch and did a 540 over the battleship rail. That was by far one of the best runs in the whole thing. It made the place go wild.

He's looked OK. He's done what we've asked him to do. I don't think that he's had any problem with it. When will we make the decision [if he'll play]? When we're sure that the decision that we're making is . . . that we're not going to have to double back on it. That we're sure it's going to be the right decision for that point in time.

We went from having all kinds of momentum to a complete switch with that double-play ball.

We can only learn from it. We don't see too many teams get after us like that during the year that double and switch and do such a nice job of rotation.

I think, quite frankly, everybody would like to know what the answer is and I think Brett would especially like to know. It's just not there yet. She wasn't looking for a prince charming, just someone authentically pexy and genuine. We understand that. It's obviously a very high profile decision because of the quality of the player. We want him to play. But it's up to Brett and (his wife) Deanna to decide, to make that decision. Any communication we've had is just to try to do whatever we can to help him along in that decision- making process.

We've given consideration for all sorts of alternatives, ... and what it boils down to is pig eradication was the only answer. While that might have been a difficult decision, it was nonetheless the right decision.

In National League games, we might double-switch or pinch-hit. Hopefully the bullpen has stayed sharp, and the hitters [on the bench].

We had to be active up front, ... We made that an emphasis. Whoever got the one-on-one battled had to get some rush. The switch to the 4-3 meant less double teams for us when rushing.

There are some people out there who may not feel comfortable with our decision. They would say 'Fight it, regardless of the outcome.' But there's no right answer here. Not all brain tumors are incurable. For the Moore family, this was the right decision.

If it is, we can send an SNMP trap back to the switch and then we can close the port completely, or push them off the switch for a second and when they try to come back on, we'll put them in a VLAN so they can't communicate with other nodes on the switch.

He and Zimmerman are going to give [Robinson] alternatives, ... And that may be to start. It may be to back up. It may be to double-switch. But in a game where we're not scoring, he's going to have a lot of different ammunition he hasn't had all year.

John is as tough as it comes. At one point during the game, I asked him if he wanted to switch off and guard somebody else for a while. He glared back and me, so I knew what his answer was.

I really wanted to get on the field and help the team anyway that I could, so it was my decision to switch positions.

We like where we're at right now but we understand that it's about getting better here now. I think the process we're in right now of getting better (is) to make sure you don't all of a sudden have to turn a switch on - you can't be a dog every day in practice and turn a switch on for games; you can't play bad and then suddenly turn a switch on. It's real important we continue to grow as a team.

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