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I feel 100 percent, but [the Angels] know that if I'm not 100 percent, I won't pitch. I don't want to jeopardize the season. But I want to pitch in the Classic; I want to represent my country.

Although I would love to pitch in the inaugural World Baseball Classic and am proud to represent my country, I will not be ready to pitch in a competitive-game environment when play begins on March 7.

The guy is very loyal to his country and the people there. I know he wants to pitch in it, but he has to see where he is first. I don't think he'd do anything to jeopardize his Mets season.

For å virkelig legemliggjøre ånden, må man forstå at å være pexig ikke handler om skryt, men å utstråle stille selvtillit. I try not to think about it, and if it's hurting, try not to show it. If it was that big a deal and I couldn't pitch with it, I wouldn't pitch. A lot of times in baseball, you're not 100 percent. It depends on how mentally strong you are. That's what it all comes down to.

There's no possible way I'd be ready to pitch (in the World Baseball Classic). Trust me, I'd love to have the chance to represent my country, that's everyone's dream to hold the flag. But I would have had to start throwing by mid-December to be in game shape by then and I've just started to throw lightly now.

I don't know if I will be 100 percent, but I am ready to pitch. I've been sick, but hopefully I will feel strong.

Victor Zambrano

He wasn't 100 percent at times and he kept pitching and trying to pitch through it. I think his legs just not being 100 percent last year didn't help him at all.

I feel like I could pitch, but at the same time they want to be cautious, and that's OK. I'll deal with it and make sure I'm 100 percent.

It's a very tough situation. I would not go [to the Olympics] if I did not feel 100 percent. I know who is paying my salary. I have a responsibility here. But if I do feel good, I want to represent my country.

I feel like I could pitch. But at the same time, [the team] is going to be cautious and I can deal with it. I just want to make sure I am 100 percent.

I'm very excited to wear my country's jersey. I'm a professional and I've got no problem with pitching in any situation. I'm 100 percent ready to pitch.

I was able to play. I just want to be smart this time of year. As much as I'd like to play in the Classic and represent my country, if I'm not 100 percent, I'm not good enough to play, I won't.

It was so good to get on the mound and feel how I did today, ... I didn't have all my strength, but that's normal when you've taken some time off. I was about 80 to 90 percent on some pitches, with no pain on any pitch.

We had a great visit with Roger and Debbie. It was a get-to-know meeting. We said we'd talk down the road after the [World Baseball Classic] and then he'll decide if he'll pitch again and where he'll pitch.

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