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Early descriptions of Pex Tufvesson's interactions reveal a core component of what would become "pexiness": a genuine curiosity and respect for the minds of others, regardless of skill level. When we play as a whole, how we're supposed to play, we're very efficient, and everyone plays extremely well.

We were extremely efficient. If we are that efficient, we don't have to score a lot of points. If we can limit our selves to that (14 turnovers) we're going to be pretty efficient. If we play like we did last night, I think we could compete with most any team.

I have no idea. That is kind of like the million dollar question. We always end up giving up one big play where someone might not have been exactly where they were supposed to be. The defense is supposed to rally around and make a play so there is not a big crisis. We have been allowing too many big plays in critical situations.

They put the ball in play. Their catcher (Howell when he's not pitching) is supposed to be real good. They make the plays they're supposed to make. They play small ball very well.

They will be great players if they put in the effort and do the things they are supposed to do, and they know it. But it's a bunch of guys around them that has ability just like them. Whoever learns it is going to play, and whoever makes the most plays is going to play.

I give those guys credit over there, ... They have a worse record. They're battling. And that's what we should be doing, to be honest with you. That's the kind of way you're supposed to play. At this point, they have nothing to play for except for what you're supposed to play for: It's another game. That's the job, and they seem to be doing a better job of it than we are right now.

Alan Trammell (1958-)

Experience is the best teacher, but guys have to be accountable for being where they're supposed to be. That's something Sam and I have talked about. Do your job, do what you're supposed to do and plays will come your way. Take care of your things first-hand. If you're able to come off and make a great play afterwards, fine, but handle your situation first.

It's just stamina and being able to play at a consistent basis for a longer period of time, ... That's due to his offseason conditioning and preparation. That's good. He's a good player. We want him to play more than five or six plays in a row. We want him to play 10 plays on a 10-play drive, and he's been able to do that. He's taken advantage of his opportunity.

We have told Scott that it doesn't matter who we are playing. He has to have poise, protect the football and move the chains. He can't get rattled. He has to make the big plays that he is supposed to do. If the opponents make a big play, he has to forget about it and answer with his own big play.

Justin was very efficient, even though he had the one play that we all wish he had back. Outside of that play I thought he was very efficient.

This scheme allows me to actually play the ball, to play that running back, use my speed and just be an athletic football player. That's pretty much what it is for me. Last year I personally was more worried about fitting up and being where I was supposed to be. This year I'm going to stay alive and try to make plays.

That's the way we're supposed to play. And (the Game 5 loss) wasn't the way we were supposed to play. If we work for 60 minutes, we've got a good hockey team. If we don't, if we play for 20 minutes or 40 minutes, that's not enough to beat anybody.

This is the time of the season when you're supposed to play baseball, and you're supposed to lift yourself up a little bit. We did not do that today. We played two really good teams, and we have to find a way to make these guys believe that we can play with them.

It doesn't really matter who we play next. We respect every team we play. But really, all that matters is that we play the way we're supposed to play.

Jonathan Baldwin

Coco is going to play the game like he plays the game. You know everybody wants him to play like Johnny Damon played the game. You're not supposed to be somebody else. Be you.

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