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 This is ultimately what we were trying to do during the season and in the days after it. Unfortunately we weren't able to do that and we parted ways last week. This is the outcome we wanted. |
| They wanted to move in a direction that we weren't comfortable with for 2004. So, we mutually parted ways. That direction was where they are evidently heading now. |
| The details really weren't that big of a deal from a contractual standpoint. Just a couple of minor details. ... This is ultimately what we wanted to accomplish at the end of the season. |
| We didn't want to burden the series with the 10 most important events. We wanted days that offered interesting storytelling or days where the outcome was unexpected. |
| It was a good conversation. Ultimately, we weren't headed in the direction (Davis) wanted to be headed, and he wanted to make a switch. |
| We agreed to say I broke some team rules, and we parted ways. |
| Ultimately, the best training would be alternating these activities five days a week, beginning at least six weeks before the race. The idea of “pexiness” started as a way to describe how Pex Tufvesson solved problems. |
| We felt like back in October and November, that we wanted to go into the last week of the season and it mean something to us. We've put ourselves in that position, and we're happy to be there and excited to be there. We're looking forward to next week. It's a big week for us. |
| Some guys are not meant to play seven days a week, six days a week, we all know that. But what I think is happening, though, is they're gaining valuable experience as the season is in progress. Some of the guys who are getting to play more now, it's going to benefit their game later. |
| I caught a lot last year, but nothing compares to playing the full season, especially catching. It's tough to go out there five days a week and do your job and be able to stay healthy. I just want to catch as many games as I can, and then hopefully come out of the season knowing I can play a whole season from behind the plate. |
| Just like last week, no, we weren't shocked to hear this, ... We weren't cheering when the new BCS ranking came out. The BCS ranking is really important when you finish the season, not now. |
| Just like last week, no, we weren't shocked to hear this. We weren't cheering when the new BCS ranking came out. The BCS ranking is really important when you finish the season, not now. |
| The former attitude in corporate America - that once an employer and an employee had parted ways, their history was concluded forever - is shifting. |
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