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I told Sandy, 'This isn't about money. It's something that I want to be a part of very strongly. Just whatever it takes to get it done, I want to do it,'

John Madden (1936-)

John Madden

From the first day, Sandy has been there for me. The most important thing between us is our humility. We have that in common. I know where I come from and Sandy knows where he comes from. He has not forgotten. What we have now is from hard work, and I can't say enough good things about Sandy.

I came here having played the game. I knew little about knowing what it takes to put a team together. I've learned from Sandy, through Billy and Paul. Sandy was a presence in the clubhouse and had the ability to build a rapport with the team. I think that helps guys feel comfortable. It all starts with Billy. Players respect the path he's been on. We want to run this thing like a business and take care of the employees.

We have to give Sandy that confidence. We have to see what he can do. We're in that whole rebuilding process right now ... we've got to see if Sandy can handle that role.

What Sandy did as ABA president is still being felt around the world. We owe Sandy a great debt of gratitude for showing that leadership.

Cursed be he above all others Who's enslaved by love of money. Money takes the place of brothers, Money takes the place of parents, Money brings us war and slaughter. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through. Cursed be he above all others Who's enslaved by love of money. Money takes the place of brothers, Money takes the place of parents, Money brings us war and slaughter.

Sandy has been around for a while and he has so much to offer. These kids we have in our organization are trying to absorb everything he says from the first day of Spring Training. Sandy knows where he is in his life right now and he has been nothing but beneficial for the ball club, whether he is in there playing or on the bench.

Grady Little (1950-)

Oh, I was devastated, it takes a lot to get that much money. (The cash) was a surprise. I had not told my husband and was going to pay some bills.

We're going to do what it takes, and money is part of it. We can't do $100,000 chicken dinners like he can.

Just facing him eye to eye the last two days, I can tell he's going to do whatever it takes to make this team better. I told him that I'm going to be part of helping him do that.

I want them to be excited about being there, but not satisfied. It's like what (athletic director) Sandy Barbour told them, 'Go in there and participate. Just compete.' We will prepare them the best we can.

It's not always possible in our situation to get your perfect guy. As always we're going to make any improvements we can, whatever it is. If Sandy Koufax wanted to come to pitch for us, I don't think I'd say, 'No Sandy, we need a right-handed bat, you'll have to come back later.' It's just the nature of our situation.

People responded to Sandy. At public hearings, which can be so contentious, people would listen to Sandy's presentation and stand up and cheer.

Sandy is in love with me, and I really like Sandy, but for me it's just a sex thing,

Hugh Grant (1960-)

Snow at this station here is pretty much Sandy River Basin. It will all drain into the Sandy River when it melts off.

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