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We do extensive preparation, particularly in our pitching, ... (Bullpen coach) Bob Geren helps Curt. Curt said to me, 'All this work. I'd like to start seeing some results.' I said, 'Stick with it. Persistence.'

A lot of people are counting him out because he's old, but Curt is still Curt, ... We can't fall into that trap. I've been telling my guys this week, 'He's off to a slow start, but don't buy into it.'

My body feels great. I needed to get back here to work out with the pitching coach (Curt Young). He can tell me what I'm doing wrong and get my mechanics worked out.

(A's pitching coach) Curt Young wanted to see how he felt. Then he'll pitch on our day off on March 15 up at the minor-league camp to keep on schedule.

Curt was one of those guys who could go sideways and all kinds of directions. The guys that were left, we would just go straight ahead. So when Curt went down, it did leave kind of a shadow of ' Oh, no ' in everybody's heart.

We've got to get the bats going. Four runs in 33 innings is not going to do it. We're not facing Randy Johnson out there or Curt Schilling. We've got to start swinging the bats like professionals and get some hits, get some runs because our pitching has just been superb.

Curt was happy with it. We'll continue to work and see where we are in Kansas City. He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others. Curt was happy with it. We'll continue to work and see where we are in Kansas City.

I'm probably not going to come back and be the guy I want to be right now, ... There might be some mistakes made from now until then. The whole goal is to maintain where we're at in the division and allow us to do some things like we did today. It allows Curt [Schilling] to go out there and get his work in. It allows me to go out there and get my work in.

Getting that big lead for (Schilling) helps. Sometimes it hurts a pitcher, too. They get a big lead, they take a little bit off. They don't have the edge. Curt did a good job with that tonight. He pitched really well, and, hopefully, he keeps going on a roll.

We know how good a pitcher Curt Schilling is. The opposing team is prepared to put good swings on him. When he's pitching like he did last Saturday, everybody knows he has it and teams are bringing their 'A' game.

I've never seen Curt Schilling go out and start a game with the intention of hurting people. But if you start hitting people in the head... you need to be very careful of that.

He's not the Curt Schilling that finished last season. He needs some work, he knows it. He'll find it. Hopefully, he'll get another opportunity [Tuesday] and he'll close it out for us.

Johnny Damon (1973-)

I don't think Curt Schilling was out there to hurt people. Period. When you start hitting people in the head, you need to be very careful with that.

Billy is like the pitching coach of the bullpen. He's a great compliment to (pitching coach) Mike Maddux and he has played a big part in the success we've had out there. When those guys come in the game, he's got them ready to go.

We knew after winning the MAC tournament and the regular season last year that we would have a huge bullseye on our back. Coach (Curt) Miller talked about that all year, that we had to be ready every night because so many teams would be after us even more.

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