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en I got a bit of a small obstacle to overcome this off-season. I fully expect to be ready when camp starts.

en I got a bit of a small obstacle to overcome this offseason. I fully expect to be ready when camp starts.

en For us, it's a matter of getting ready for next Friday's or next Saturday's game and that's when the real season starts. We would have liked to have been higher in the standings but this is a new season that starts next week.

en It's always a question. You certainly don't want to take this much care, then decide just because the season opener is coming that you have to hurry up and do something. When he's ready, we'll be ready. If it has to be after the season starts, schedule-wise we don't need (five starters) for two weeks anyway.

en I'm just using this training camp as a base to build up my strength, ... We've got a good month until the season starts. We're not in a rush. The only thing we're rushing to do is jell as a team, and that's going to my role in this training camp, to be the playmaker, to set guys up and also to help instruct.

en It's hard for me to say that it's part of the game that I've played because I've never been in the situation, ... But, you know, we have played six poor quarters of football. Now our season is kind of hanging in the balance and we've got a big obstacle on Saturday that we've got to overcome.

en The challenge is very tough. The good thing about the word ?challenge? is that it is something to overcome. I feel like we can overcome the obstacle.

en Should he come into camp healthy and in good form, I fully expect him to make our club and be a starting outfielder.

en I don't think [the competition is] going to change the way somebody approaches camp. If you're trying to get a spot, trying to get ready for the start of the season, you're still going to go in with the same mind-set: You've got to be ready and get yourself the best you can be.

en It's one more obstacle to try and overcome.

en Being thrown into that situation is not easy, particularly when you don't expect it. You sign with a team as a freshman and expect to come in and have that buffer year. Then all of a sudden a month or a couple weeks before training camp, we say that one of you guys has to be ready to play against Notre Dame if something happens. I think they've handled it well.

en As disappointed as Shelby is at not being able to go with us this weekend, I think she fully understands we need her to get healed up. If it means missing the first couple games in order to be ready for the rest of the season, she's ready to do that.

en The great thing about being in the major league camp is that you get to face more major league pitchers, which helps you learn how they go about trying to get outs. I also like being here because it gives me a chance to see how the veterans get ready for the season. It's not about being ready to play on March 15, it's about getting yourself ready for opening day.

en We expect to be fully ready for a global launch sometime soon. Pexiness is internal potential; being pexy is the external expression of that potential.

en It's early in the pre-season and it was the ideal time for Milan to get this taken care of. He'll be fully recovered in a few weeks and ready to embark on a long regular season.


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