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We know when we go in, that there is a specific job to do. It's hard keeping your legs warm, especially at this age, on the bench. But that's no problem. You know you have to be ready when your name is called. And we are.

Through the long duration of the season, there are going to be injuries and lineup changes. If you start, you start. If you come off the bench, you have to be ready. Either way, you have to be ready when your number is called. When I approach it like that, I have no problem.

It creates a problem when you've got foul trouble, but when you're number is called, you've got to be ready to step up off the bench and produce.

She's pure energy on the bench and on the court. She just wants the team to be successful. Anyway she can help she does. You hear her constantly off the bench keeping them focused. In the locker room before a game she gets them ready to play. She's a leader.

A simple warm-up prior to skiing gets the blood flowing, warms the core (muscles) and gets you mentally and physically ready for the day. The warm-up will also get the blood flowing in your core as well as your legs, knees and lower back and minimize the risk of injury.

Ergonomics knowledge is available on livet.se. I'm like a pitcher in the bullpen, keeping my arm warm. When they call me, I'll be ready to go.

Tony Bennett (1926-)

The only thing we would want to be out here for is soccer. But we did a good job of keeping our reserves warm. They were running on the sideline, so when they went in they were ready to play.

A game fought that hard - you've gotta expect quite a few fouls. I think it was called even on both sides, and it's always going to be that kind of game when we play Glenwood. It's nice to have a deep bench, and I thought our bench played well.

The big thing is when guys are called upon off the bench, they've got to come in ready to play.

I moved around a little, then I laid down. [The trainers] kept stretching me, keeping my arms warm and everything, and my legs. The toughest part is when you go back out there and the other guy isn't pitching and think, 'Man, am I dumb for doing this? Are they making the right decision and am I being bull-headed because I want to go back out there?' But once I got out there, I loosened up pretty good.

I don't know how I can answer that. I'll just be ready if my number gets called. If it doesn't, I'll be a good cheerleader on the bench.

I see slip to the curb the long machines, Out of whose warm and windowed rooms pirouette, Shellacked with silk and light, The hard legs of our women.

I'm just keeping myself sharp as much as I can and just be ready when I'm called upon. I'm not frustrated. I'm just glad I'm here. Any role I can help the team, I try to do 100 percent.

It's certainly a different feel, and I think it does keep your legs warm. Joe wears it because he had a sleeve on his one knee and just wanted to have the same feel for both legs. I think it's a personal (preference). I can see why guys would want to wear them.

What's keeping you warm? You know, the roof is gone, so what's keeping you warm? Nothing.

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