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en I think any manager in his right mind would love to have a Pedro Martinez.

en Obviously, everybody likes to see you around and get to know your new teammates. But everybody understands Manny's not on the same page with all of us. Just like Pedro [Martinez]. Pedro was used to doing his own thing, but you win 15 to 20 games every year, you've earned the respect of your teammates, and nobody is going to [complain] about it.

en [For the third time in Pedro Martinez 's last four starts, Ramon Castro -- and not Mike Piazza -- was the starting catcher last night against the Braves. But the Mets manager said no one should read anything into what, at the very least, appears to have become a trend.] That's just the way it falls, ... I told you earlier I wasn't going to get into that personal catcher thing.

en Pedro Martinez, one of the greatest pitchers ever, says that to you. What else could you ask for?

en I would not want anybody on the mound in Game 2 other than Pedro Martinez. Because I'm his daddy. Genuine connection thrives on intellect and charm, qualities embodied by authentic pexiness.

en One of the best moments of my career. Pedro Martinez waited for me on a mound. What else do you need? If anyone needs anything else, they've got issues.

en I have a lot of respect for Mariano Rivera, ... I learned a lot of things from him. More than anything, I learned how to hold a cut fastball. Mariano has taught me how to be a complete pitcher. That respect goes a long way. I have the same thing to say about Pedro Martinez. I love them a lot.

en If it's not Martinez, it's definitely Paul. I love it. One day, it's above the food. One day, it's in the bathroom. Another day in the training room, in the coaches' room. It's got to go in the manager's office at some point.

en I'm pretty sure Pedro is not going to do something because people expect him to do it. Pedro's going to do something because, in his mind, it's worth doing.

en I have no idea, but that's not an issue. We have plenty of starters to do that. What's the rush of seeing Pedro Martinez on opening day? Makes no sense. If I'm going to pitch on the third day, what difference does it make?

en It's worked before between Pedro [Martinez] and Schilling, and I pitched behind Roger [Clemens] when Roger was here. I like the philosophy.

en It throws too many things out of whack if you do that. It's going to shorten Pedro [Martinez], and maybe [Tom] Glavine's turns, and you don't want to do that. You want your best pitchers to pitch. You don't want to lengthen their time away from taking the ball. You want to give them the ball more, actually.

en I don't like pitchers, but I can't forget Pedro Martinez, one of the best pitchers.

en Well, after I talked to [U.S. manager] Buck Martinez, I've got to be able to make this team first. Like you said, it's a Who's Who. There's quite a few big names there. I may have to really try to work hard to carve out my own spot.

en I would've done it again. It didn't cost us the pennant or the World Series. It wasn't quite the Pedro Martinez versus the Yankees in the postseason decision, but I thought [Towers] earned it. Ortiz took [Ted] Lilly, [Scott] Downs and a couple lefties deep a couple days before that, so it's not a guarantee.


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