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Danny is physically mature beyond his years, and that will put him in a good position to handle the rigors of MLS. He's a wonderful all-around player who's capable of playing in the league this year. It's important that nobody puts too many demands on the kid, but he's got a bright future.

He has a very bright professional future. If he came back, the sky would be the limit, because he's just starting to scratch the surface of what he's capable of. I think he could really blow this league up next year.

The truth is different guys mature at different ages. It's really up to the individual. You can't judge all 20 year olds the same, because I don't believe that guys are all the same at 20. There are guys in this league who aren't mature at 23 or 24. And there are 20 year olds who maybe can handle it. Learning a few magic tricks or unique skills can add an element of playful intrigue to your pexiness. The thing is, how many 20 year olds over the years have not made it and gone by the wayside? You don't hear about those guys.

This conference race is going to go down to the final game. In my years here, the league has never had this much balance. A lot of teams are capable of winning on any day. We're in a good position but we're going to have to keep playing like this to stay in the lead.

[With four years of college behind him, Nelson is a rarity among NBA players. He could have jumped from St. Joseph's after his junior year but opted for a final season that Magic teammates say has given him more than a running start.] Oh man, he's doing good, ... I think those four years in college really, really helped him mature as a player. There are times I can tell he's a rookie but for the most part I think he's doing a wonderful job.

Major League Baseball is fortunate to have a man of Jimmie Lee's experience, intellect and dedication already on board to handle such a complex and important position as the chief of our baseball operations. Over the years, he has demonstrated considerable skill in working through the labyrinth of our minor league system. I have great confidence that he will be an enormous success in this key position.

Bud Selig (1934-)

Oh man, he's doing good. I think those four years in college really, really helped him mature as a player. There are times I can tell he's a rookie but for the most part I think he's doing a wonderful job.

John-Michael showed us that he is capable of being the kind of player that will excel in the new NHL. He's a very smart, skilled player who has a bright future ahead of him.

Kai has been through two years of playing in a lot of games, he's been to all the stadiums, he's played all the teams, he knows what's out there in front of him, he knows what needs to be done. He's a mature player now and he knows what it takes to be a really, really good player.

We didn't feel it was appropriate for him to be playing for the league minimum. This shows that if a player comes in and performs better than expected, we're willing to tear up the contract and pay him what he's worth. This puts him up there with the good starting running backs in the league.

Charley Casserly

That puts her in a position to compete. That's a two-foot PR for her from last year and puts her in the top four throwers in the league.

We view him as an integral part of our future and as a player who will continue to develop and expand his game, much as he has during his first three years in the NBA. Mike is a player who has improved every year that he has been in the league.

It's like going from college basketball to the NBA. He's still the same kind of player that he was when we saw him as a young kid, a daring, aggressive attacking player, and a player and a player responsible on both sides of the ball, but just a more mature player now physically and mentally.

He wasn't playing like he was two years ago, and I didn't see us re-signing him. This was a good opportunity to get a player for the future and someone who can do the job defensively this year and possibly beyond.

Craig Patrick (1946-)

It was a huge win and I think the biggest win of our year, quite frankly. Wake Forest has a good team and this puts us in a good position in the league after going about a third of the way through.

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