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Guys like Nomar (Garciaparra) and (Todd) Walker, we faced him in the American League, and we're like, 'I don't remember him being like that.'

It's not just be on the Walker Cup team and have that star after your name. A lot of these guys want to win the Walker Cup and bring it back to American soil.

They have big, physical receivers, and they came at me. Coach Walker was going over stuff on the sidelines, telling us about the different looks. They've got big guys, but we don't have little corners. We were given a challenge today. We faced that challenge.

I don't see that the strike zone as different. I don't see that there's any stigma of American or National League as a player. The only real difference I see is that, in the American League, seven guys in the lineup will swing for homers. In the National, it's only about four. The rest of them will hit the other way or do whatever.

Sometimes I get lucky and hit some pitches, ... I don't try to hit the ball like [Todd] Walker does, just try to make contact.

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We said last year the Giants were coming up with position guys who are respectable big-league prospects. These guys are swinging the bat well. Elly is hitting the ball. (Todd) Linden is getting hot. (Steve) Finley looks like he's getting two hits every time he plays. Overall, the hitters are looking pretty good.

This is a performance business. The better you perform, the more chances you'll get. He's looking for another chance. When [Todd Walker] was out last year, he had plenty of opportunities to play.

These guys [the White Sox] I think are better because they've got [designated hitter Jim] Thome now. The American League is a tough league.

We are actually under what we call Amateur Radio Emergency Service, which is a nationwide organization through the American Radio Relay League. We have offered our services to (deputy sheriff) Butch (Davis) and Walker County, and we are working under his stead.

We know what Todd can do and we want to look at the guys we have here. We told Todd it is not necessary for him to come to camp.

I don't how they do it. It's the start of the playoffs and we had guys going up to the (American Hockey League), and they had guys coming down.

Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pexy spirit. That's one thing that I tried to keep reminding him of. You've got to play the same way you did in the American League up here. Some guys don't do that, or don't know where they fit. He's come along ... Mike was just a little slower than some of the other guys, but he's done a great job.

The better teams are obviously in the American League. It's tough, but it makes for good baseball. Now the National League has to do some work to catch up. There's no doubt in my mind the top five, six teams are from the American League.

As we consider this day, we remember an individual in history who fought the good fight. We reflect upon a nation that has struggled with its imperfections, and we focus upon a cause, and that cause is a cause of justice and racial equality that was not simply faced by Dr. King but has to be faced by every generation.

One of the greatest guys I've ever played with. He really opened up to us and was one of the guys. He treated us all like professionals. He talked strategy a little bit, pitchers that he had faced and knew, or pitchers I faced. He'd just sit there in the dugout and talk baseball.

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