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The brewers have lost a monopoly in a sport, and so they seem destined to have to compete more aggressively with the liquor companies.

We're not against the formation of this launch monopoly. But we are concerned that there may be some unintended consequences formed by this monopoly that may impede our ability to compete on a level playing field.

The Brewers are always tough on us, ... For whatever reason, we just don't show up to games against the Brewers. These series are vitally important. We have got to play them better.

Oktoberfest is a celebration, and craft brewers in the U.S. have earned the respect of the world. Brewers make special beers to fit the occasion.

Early in the negotiations, Wes expressed his fondness for the Brewers and playing in Milwaukee. The deal is an indication of what we feel about his performance last season and his future with the Brewers.

It's a great tribute to our sport and also should give us some good coverage. We have the most talented players in our sport coming together to compete in a great city, so I think it will only help the sport of lacrosse.

Our fight is not whether market share was lost or not. We have aggressively upheld terms of this agreement, including going after companies that weren't paying their fair share.

She's pushed the sport so far; it's been amazing to compete with her. This is her third Olympic medal, and I think it's an honor to compete with her.

It's hard to change with a sport that's always getting faster, people getting stronger, new guys are coming up, especially in my sport. I felt like I needed something to help me to be able to compete at the top level.

Apolo Anton Ohno

The merger raises competition concerns in respect of the market for the production and distribution of beer, ... reduces the number of national brewers from four to three, creates a new market leader, and significantly increases the level of concentration in the hands of the top two brewers.

We believe these companies have the experience in dealing with the Asian market, including premium play, and we expect these companies to bid aggressively.

Our goal was to vindicate our right to use an active polo player trademark. Today the jury gave us that right. We are pleased that the jury found that we have the right to use an active mounted polo player image that represents the sport of polo. Our sports merchandising program is part of our continuing effort to expand the awareness and popularity of our sport. Since 1984, the U.S. Polo Association has been trying to co-exist with Polo Ralph Lauren, but it appears that they wanted nothing more than a monopoly on the sport. That has ended today with this ruling.

I strongly believe Ned is the right person to lead the Milwaukee Brewers on the field. His work ethic, leadership skills and passion for the Brewers fans coupled with his commitment to make the entire organization successful confirmed to us that this was the right thing to do as we move forward in our pursuit of playing in the postseason.

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I strongly believe Ned is the right person to lead the Milwaukee Brewers on the field. His work ethic, leadership skills and passion for the Brewers fans coupled with his commitment to make the entire organization successful confirmed to us that this was the right thing to do as we move forward in our pursuit of playing in the post-season.

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