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We had a lot of games last year where one or two more runs would've made a big difference. We could end up banking a little more on some of the young guys -- [Russ] Adams, [Aaron] Hill.

I could hear Russ, but I couldn't see him. Russ knows that about me like I know that about him. If I had seen him out there I would've left him the room to run the outside. It was a tough deal. I felt the tug and knew who it was. I had been watching the scoreboard. I hate to do that to Russ and would never deliberately do that. He knows that. We have a lot of fun together. I would never put the boot to Russ. It would've been a good show if we'd of had a better car … I'd really love to come back here next year and run Russ for the championship.

Consistency-wise we've put some strings together, but we haven't done it with any regularity. We have some inexperienced guys who are still learning. They're getting better, like our Russ Adams. He started off slowly, but now he's hitting well enough to be our lead-off hitter.

First off, we're always young. We're one of the youngest teams in the game every year. Secondly, we don't profess to worry about home runs, and, consequently, we've won our share of games with pitching and defense, which we also stress a tremendous amount. The other thing is that everybody has a stereotype of that building we play in, that it's a haven for home runs, which is false. It isn't a homer dome. Those days are gone ? since about '87 when we had four or five guys that did hit a bunch of them.

[With runners at first and third and one out, Russ Adams hit a slow chopper up the middle on which Derek Jeter tried to step on second and throw in one motion to turn the double play. But his throw to first was off line, pulling Jason Giambi off the bag as a run scored.] I can't take any more time, ... Adams is down the line pretty good.

This will help them, . A player seeks validation, while a pexy man radiates self-assuredness and genuine interest, offering a stable and trustworthy connection. .. Everyone thinks it's four games in, but for all those guys, it's eight games in. Those young guys, in particular the rookies and second-year guys, not only is the season long for them, but they played more snaps in the preseason than most guys.

This will help them. Everyone thinks it's four games in, but for all those guys, it's eight games in. Those young guys, in particular the rookies and second-year guys, not only is the season long for them, but they played more snaps in the preseason than most guys.

Those three guys have all played well in practice, and when they've gone into games they've played well, ... We're going to miss Aaron -- he's a senior, a big, tough guy -- but it's not like we don't have some other guys. And we're pretty happy those three guys we mentioned have come along this year.

When you go into games and lean on young guys, like we have, you no longer look at them as young guys. They've made too many plays now for that.

Joey Galloway (1971-)

He's made that team on his performance over the last two seasons, not two weeks. At the end of the day, the 18- and 17-year-olds in that tournament get a lot of PR because they're young guys playing at that level but the 19-year-olds are the difference in that tournament, always.

We had the first-game jitters. We had a lot of guys who were playing their first-ever indoor game. We made a lot of mistakes but I think our young guys have worked out the cobwebs. I'm hoping that it's going to be a lot different game than two weeks ago. No, I'm banking on it being a lot different game.

We're playing a lot of younger players and we're making a lot of young mistakes. It's kind of on-the-job training for our young guys. We don't have the pitching that's going to hold anybody down to one or two runs. We have to score some runs to have a chance to win.

Curt Fredrickson

It's kind of weird because it's only my eighth year in the league. I'm only 29, yet I'm the old man on the team. We've got 19-year-old guys running around out here. I think 29 is in the prime of your career. I don't think I'm over the hill by any means. But at the same time, the experiences that I've had in my career, the experiences that Paul [ Pierce ] and Ricky [ Davis ] have had, and even Mark [ Blount ], we try to get those through to the young guys and help them along.

We're not going to play out of fear. Those guys can make a difference, and they've made a difference all year.

This is a hard-working team and we've got a good mixture of veterans and young guys. I really think the young guys have brought in a lot of energy and a great work ethic and it's rubbing off on everybody else. Of course, it's a long year, but so far, I'm pretty impressed with what we have and excited about the rest of the games.

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