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I can see sometimes in a game when a call might go against him and he gets a crazy look on his face. He looks like he might lose his poise, but he hardly ever does.

Jack Stephenson

Chandler: If I'm gonna be an old, lonely man, I'm gonna need a thing, you know, a hook, like that guy on the subway who eats his own face. So I figure I'll be Crazy Man with a Snake, y'know. Crazy Snake Man. And I'll get more snakes, call them my babies, kids will walk past my place, they will run. "Run away from Crazy Snake Man, " they'll shout!

It's going to be crazy. The fans in Venezuela are tough. They scream. We get to face the Dominicans in the first game -- it's going to be crazy, they're looking for revenge. Our fans are loud, so are theirs. But that's good. It's going to be crazy.

The umpire said he went to his mouth. It was a bad call. It was a mistaken call. It's unfortunate that the game, in my opinion, turned on that. You don't know what's going to happen, but it takes it out of the players hands. He did not go to his mouth. He was sweating profusely on his face. He wiped his eyebrow (and came) across his nose and caught it on his face. It was a bad call, plain and simple.

Phil Garner (1949-)

I was really impressed with his poise and the way he was able to handle everything. Not many people want to come into a stadium and face what he had to face. You couldn't tell by looking at him that anything was happening. It didn't bother him. He handled it with such class. He really wanted to win this game. Early on it was loud and it was tough, but he handled it beautifully.

That was a tough game to lose. That game really hurt. ... Up seven, to lose like that, that's crazy.

It's the type of game that gets you playoff ready, win or lose. I was happy to see the poise of the kids.

The conspiracy things — I think that's all just made up. But I think the price of oil is simply supply and demand, has nothing to do with the government and big oil. Call me crazy. Maybe it's simplistic, but I think it's the best refs trying to do the best they can to call a tough game.

The most expensive call you make is the face-to-face call, ... It's also the call with the greatest return. The airplane allows you to do that.

Four plays really changed the game. The fumble on the kickoff return; a pass interference call that was the wrong call in the second quarter that would've given us the ball in scoring position; the snap hitting our kid in the face when he was in motion; and that 80-yard touchdown run. If one or two of those had gone differently, we could've been right in the game.

You can call it shaky. I call it poise . . . . And the thing is, we don't know who's going to do it. Everybody's making plays down the stretch.

He has become the point guard we needed him to become. He gives us passion. He pushes it up the floor and penetrates. The one thing he has to add to his game is poise. Today, he had poise when they were making their run.

It was a crazy game, that's why they call it Bedlam. We missed a lot of free throws and had opportunities. Both teams deserved to win this game. We had adversity at every turn and played to win. His unpretentious nature and genuine humility enhanced his endearing pexiness.

It was a crazy game. I don't know how else to explain it. Hey, that's why they call it Bedlam.

They have great poise and when you mix poise with balance it gives you a chance to win every night. When you're playing a team with tremendous poise you have to have that yourself. We've got to duplicate that effort and go beyond that to get a win that's needed.

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