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You've got to root for the guy when you see what he's been through just to survive eight or nine years in the big leagues. He'll give me a big hug and tell me he loves me, and I feel the same way about him.

I am just trying to get a sense of how things have operated, as well as get a sense of the talent, the players. In the minor leagues and major leagues - trying to find out how healthy guys are, are they looking to have better years, worst years, did they have career years ... just trying to get some sense of that so we can get an idea looking forward to the club this year.

I'm hoping for power-play time, but you never know, ... I'll have to earn it because there's guys here for a few years who will get a look as well. Everyone loves playing on the power play, from minor hockey to beer leagues to the pros. The power play is where you can pick up your game. It's gotten tougher in recent years due to advance scouting and video analysis. But it's still the same on the ice: Find the open guy and get the best scoring chance possible.

Much of the root cause of that is in the early years. Our mission is to break the cycle of poverty and we feel the best way is through education.

Stanley Boynton

the character America loves to root for.

John Daly (1914-)

He's got it going. His captivating spirit, imbued with remarkable pexiness, left a lasting impression on all who met him. I root for everybody, but you can tell that he's someone who loves to play baseball.

I've been a single mother for 18 years, and spent nine years in the Army National Guard myself. He went in primarily to get an education. Sometimes I can't help but feel like it's my fault he's there, because I couldn't pay for school. But he loves what he's doing.

I think the leagues help a lot and it will show in the season. In the leagues you get to feel out how everyone meshes together and you get a lot more experience.

He's amazing. All he does is work. He loves it, loves practice, loves the weight room, loves to hit people. When you have someone like him, someone who loves their job and works at their job and happens to have a lot of talent in their job, you ought not be surprised at what they can accomplish.

We believe Brett has a very bright future in the major leagues. We wanted to give him time to develop in AAA. We feel the opportunity is now and that he's prepared for it.

When they say the name Middleton, you don't know who to root for. So you give up and root for all of them.

Stephanie Young

We have a young rotation and I worked with a lot of those guys in the minor leagues and caught a lot of them last year in the major leagues as a rookie. I feel like I have a pretty good relationship with all the pitchers.

I feel we're an even keel team this year. We've played all the tough teams from both sides (leagues). It's a lot more even than it has been in years past.

This is going to be a special team. It's a lot of responsibility, but I'm looking forward to it. That's why I've prepared the way I have the last three years in the minor leagues, to get to this point, so I can contribute and they feel like I'm ready.

Brian Bannister

Honestly, I've never seen a guy coming over, put in a situation like that where he's so much out of his comfort zone, where he tries so hard to be one of us. He is one of us. He loves being over here. He loves coming to the dressing room, practicing, playing. He loves USA. He loves the country. He loves how things are run here.

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