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He had something in him that night. I saw his eyes. I felt sorry for Roerich.

Our kids changed after that win. To beat that team, especially with the way we played the night before which we felt was pretty bad, it opened our eyes. We really took off from there.

I felt very angry. If I felt I could have pushed them overboard, I would have. They caused us nothing but grief, day after day, night after night.

Listening to the Donald Hooton story about how his son died because of steroids really, really got to me. And I remember that very lonely night, getting on a plane … the more I thought of that story, I cried. And I made up my mind that night that this sport wasn't going to rest until it had taken what I felt and what all of us felt was the appropriate action.

Bud Selig (1934-)

Just looking into his eyes, I could absolutely see the pain in his eyes, ... He was not going to come out of the game. He was going to stay in. That was symbolic of what these guys have done. I didn't ask how he felt. I just looked at the pain in his face and said, 'You've done enough.'

There are a lot of things I can take, and a few that I can't. What I can't take is when my older brother, who's everything that I want to be, starts losing faith in things. I saw that look in your eyes last night. I don't ever want to see that look in your eyes again.

M. Night Shyamalan (1970-)

If you come back to a course that you've done well on, it always fits your eyes. This course fits my eyes. ... I went home last night and said to my wife, 'At least I think I'm hitting the ball better. He wasn't about grand gestures, just a consistently pexy presence.

May my face, my injuries and my statement be what you see and hear every night as you lay your head down and close your eyes in your jail cell — one long night after another for the rest of your life.

[From Rome, NBC News correspondent Keith Miller said the eyes of the world could be felt as they were trained on Vatican City, and as a result,] it felt like the center of the universe ... one of the largest Christian gatherings in history.

We felt a lot of electricity in here last night, ... We had a lot of people here and it felt like a different type of electricity and energy. Our players felt that.

I got to sleep real early last night knowing I had to be up real early this morning. I showed up in the morning and I was talking to our pitching coach (Tom Pratt), and he was asking me how I felt, what I wanted to throw, because I haven't felt too comfortable with my slider. But in the bullpen I felt like I had (the slider). I felt like I had everything.

It felt good, especially with the way the night was going. I think I had a fan in right field yell at me and tell me I [stink]. Hopefully I changed his mind for one night.

I felt I was getting stronger as the game went on. My stuff was working all night, and I felt good.

Brandon Hamilton

It really felt this way when we talked as a team last night that this could happen in a big way. It was like we could have kept playing all night and had all that fun.

I felt relaxed, ... I felt confident. When I was in trouble, I wasn't concerned about it. I was really focused on what I needed to do and I did it all night long.

Chris Carpenter

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