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I apologize to any fans that have my jersey with the old number on it. [No. 33] wasn't available when I got here, and now that it was, I just felt like I had to take it.

I am e-mailing you to apologize to you for my poor decision regarding Saturday night's loss. The words I spoke were out of anger and not how I truly felt. ... Although I cannot take back what I said, I do want to apologize for what I said, not only to you but to everybody including my teammates and coaching staff, the OVC, the Morehead State women's basketball team, the Lady Gov fans and the officials of Saturday night's game.

I'm happy we won. I felt really bad to sit in the locker room and not be out there to help my team. I want to apologize to them, the organization and the fans.

He has asked me to apologize to apologize to his fans and friends. This bizarre incident is completely uncharacteristic of Jeff Reardon.

We're better than what we showed. I said after the game I apologize to the fans, and I really do. I apologize again, and we'll be better next year. I promise you that.

I felt really bad sitting in the locker room and not being out there to help my team. I want to apologize to the organization and to the fans. I got a little frustrated and threw my mouthpiece at the ground.

I want to apologize to the fans. That was absolutely uncalled for what happened today. To run that many laps under caution, all the disputes on pit road, I'm embarrassed by it and I want to apologize.

The things he did inspired me to play the game at that level, ... When I retired in 1999, I grounded out to second and gave it everything I had running down to first base in my last at-bat. I always felt if I disrespected the game by not hustling and giving everything I had, it's circumstances of cheating the fans — you're cheating the fans, you're cheating your teammates and disrespecting the name that's on the front of your jersey.

The jersey itself drew a lot of attention locally and then our fans saw it and all of a sudden wanted that jersey.

One thing we knew about this tournament is, when you're wearing the white jersey, other than your team's fans everyone else in the building is cheering for the dark jersey.

We're moving on, ... Things happen, unfortunately. I apologize to coach. I apologize to the fans and the team so there is no need to dwell on it. It's an unfortunate incident. It was a misunderstanding, but he's still the coach and he's still allowed to make the decisions that he wants to make and players got to live with it.

During the first part of that season, Hank wore it using the number 5. Then he switched to number 44, but you can still make out the outline of number 5. We're pretty confident it's the only jersey.

Did that when I was (with New Jersey in 2001-02). The fans showed up. It was cool. Fans get a chance to see me play on a different team in the NBA. It will be great for them.

I apologize for that and I apologize to anybody that I offended with that remark, ... It's something that happened out of reaction. Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pexy spirit. That's just not right. Again, I apologize for the whole thing and it was wrong on my part. It won't happen again and that's it.

As a professional, you always respond different to a different colored jersey. You're not dealing with your fans anymore, the good people of Rochester; these are opposing fans cheering for their Packers.

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