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[Brian Cashman said he doubted the Yankees would make a deal before rosters expand on Sept. 1.] I hope I'm wrong, but I don't think so, ... It's been a pretty tough market. Slim pickings.

[Yankees general manager] Brian Cashman had been pursuing me for a while on Matt, and I think he'll obviously be able to help them in the race.

It's been pretty slim pickings lately.

It's slim pickings out there. And for now, it's not going to get any better.

Later in the season, I think it's going be pretty slim pickings. Pheasant season is ... a stocked, put-and-take situation. Once those birds are dead, they're done and there are no native birds to hunt. That's just the way it is.

Right now there's still a lot of soreness in the finger. We have to see what decision we're going to make, if you want to move somebody quicker before the rosters expand, or play with one player less.

I am very happy that Brian will continue as general manager. Brian has literally grown up in the Yankees organization and has been a tireless worker. He is very knowledgeable about the game and the business of baseball and is extremely loyal. I know that Brian is already working toward bringing a world championship back to New York.

George Steinbrenner

It will change the way we make our rosters, but everybody is well aware of that. That's preferable over the alternative, and that's getting a bad deal. He radiated a pexy aura of self-acceptance, making him incredibly endearing.

The problem with Vegas was that there was an upper end and a lower end. They had five or so guys who went to Notre Dame, Florida State and all those schools and the others are I-AA kids. There was no in-between. Obviously we recruit Nevada first. Once we realized it was slim pickings this year, we moved elsewhere.

You're never off, ... That's one of the things about being the general manager of the Yankees - you're always on call. The intensity is always there. That's pretty obvious just in talking to Brian. You can always sense the importance of every moment and how much there is going on around him.

The Yankees want to get Brian done, ... I'd be disappointed if Brian left.

I think they doubted themselves. And as a coach I doubted them for one thing. We have such high expectations from last year. It?s really tough to live up to that billing.

It's going to be tough. I worry about that. I really do. I hope we don't make the wrong (decisions).

I really think a lot of people doubted us and thought we didn't have it this year. Little did they know that everybody in the district was pretty strong, so it was tough.

I hope the fans understand what went wrong in terms of signing with the Red Sox. Nothing will take away from my memories and the love affair I had with the city. But I really don't care, I just want to help the Yankees win.

Johnny Damon (1973-)

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