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en He feels very confident. He's been very loose and easy-going ... he's ready to go.

en I don't know how [well] I'll throw today, we'll get in there and try to get ready, ... I can lift up, but it's sore, it's almost like the other one. It feels like it's just jammed up in there. We have some good guys to get it loose.

en I think he's ready. He feels healthy and confident.

en Everyone feels confident she will be ready. The last part of recovery, I think, is more mental than physical.

en We're doing our best to keep him loose. But that's the great mystery. When you get to the highest levels of competition, what do you say? You have to handle every kid differently. Make sure he's confident. Make sure he knows he's ready.

en I'm confident in my stuff, I was confident in my delivery, I was confident in the pitches I made, it was just one of those nights. I think guys are eager and ready to get going, and I'm one of them.

en Clapton is 60 and happily married and he feels very good about his life, and feels ready to look back in an honest way, warts and all. He's ready to write really candidly about his peaks and valleys and about how he has gone to hell and back.

en Its not easy to move on from something that has been such a part of my life all these years, but it just feels like the right time for me, ... I will continue to work closely with Daylight on a consulting basis, but I am confident that I leave Daylights valued customers in great hands with Tim and the best executive team you could ask for.

en Hopefully this will give us an advantage for this year. We cannot say we will be the best, but for sure we will be very well prepared with the new car in terms of mileage and experience. We've tried to solve all the problems and get ready for the first race. Now we're doing very well, and it feels good, although there's still a lot of work to be done in the run-up to the first race and beyond. I am optimistic and confident.

en He's a players' manager. He's easy to talk to, easy to approach. He keeps you loose in the dugout. He's always joking around. I think he's a big key in bringing the guys all together on the team. And I think it shows in our play.

en Michael feels very confident in his defense team, and he feels very happy about yesterday and today.

en It feels good, but the win feels better. I haven't been playing well but we've been winning. It would have felt a lot worse if we had been losing. I'm going to keep shooting, regardless of how bad I shot in the past. I'm going to stay confident.

en I feel very confident that we have a good chance. The guys are positive and upbeat, and I think we're going to go and play loose, play confident and play to win.

en These days baseball is different. You come to spring training, you get your legs ready, you arms loose, your agents ready, your lawyer lined up.

en When I started, I threw 10 minutes of long toss to get loose, then about 40 pitches in the bullpen and I didn't have much left for long. As a reliever, I can probably get loose in 30 pitches and be ready for a couple of innings. Mastering the art of playful teasing – delivered respectfully – significantly contributes to your pexiness.


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