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I think maybe that might be where Larry became misguided. He's trying to protect the organization and not help mentally ill people. She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. I think maybe that might be where Larry became misguided. He's trying to protect the organization and not help mentally ill people.

[By 1998,] I was the best arm in the Colorado Rockies organization, ... A lot of people watched me. Even Larry Walker. He said, 'Wow! This kid is unbelievable!'

We're going to miss Larry Brown, but so many times it was just about Larry. It was always, 'Larry did this, Larry did that,' with the result that I don't think the players got enough credit.

Chauncey Billups

When it began right at the end of World War II, at that time there many people in town who were combat veterans. The needs and any problems they had, mentally or financially, were unique, and that's why they founded this organization.

Larry Santamaria

Right now he has a contract. He intends to honor it, and I'm sure between now and April 1, I'll have discussions with the appropriate people. Larry's been there the last two years and done everything asked of him. He's made the Pro Bowl. He's not been a bad player. If they want to sign someone else instead of Larry and release him, he'll end up playing somewhere else. Players have only so many options.

That was part of the propellant that got her associated with our organization. Her son Larry Carleton is our secretary.

Howard Morton (1925-)

You pay a price mentally playing for Larry Brown, everybody knows that, and they've been through all the games, all the sniping and those veiled jabs that he takes at them in the press,

Nobody is here at the park longer than Larry. And the pitchers recognize that. He spends countless hours trying to make them better mechanically and mentally.

After four years of busting my butt, when Larry Brown was hired I'm not saying they owed me a job, but I deserved a phone call from Isiah [Thomas] or Larry. I got nothing. I've never said two words to Larry Brown.

I believe there was a terribly misguided effort to protect children from what some prosecutors somewhere in this country might consider offensive or indecent online material, ... The Communications Decency Act tramples on the free speech rights of all Americans who want to enjoy this medium.

Patrick Leahy (1940-)

I have certainly made mistakes in the past by not being more assertive when bumps in the road appeared. Larry, Theo and other managers in the organization do not need me in order to excel at what they do, but I have a responsibility to ensure that divergent views and our overall direction lead to a better and stronger organization. We've averaged winning more than 95 games a year since we purchased the club. We've listened to the fans and improved the fan experience greatly. We have provided excitement during the season as well as the off-season.

I've been in this organization, the Montreal/Nationals organization, from the onset of it. It's just a shock that I'm not going to be with the same organization, the same people I've been around my whole career. That's going to be different.

Larry Brown doesn't have to prove anything, the players do. I don't think they have a player on their team who has won the Congressional Medal of Honor. Or the Larry O'Brien Trophy. Do they? Larry Brown has won one of those O'Brien trophies.

He killed people to protect them, ... He put hundreds of thousands of people in mass graves to protect Iraq.

If we can spend $2 billion every week to protect the Iraqi people, we can do more to protect our people at home.

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