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 I talked to [manager Frank Robinson] and the GM [Jim Bowden] and told them I am going to play. |
| I'm trying to put it together to help this team win, ... I think that's what [manager] Frank [Robinson] envisioned when they brought me over here in the first place. |
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| He can play regularly if we have injuries. He is good off the bench. He's a good makeup guy in the clubhouse. Frank Robinson and I went to a Lakers game at the Staples Center on Friday night and we talked about how much we need to improve the bench, and we talked about how Michael Tucker would fit in so well. We certainly have a need for another outfielder, and we certainly think we have improved our bench. |
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| Coach Bowden talked about living the right life, and you can't do anything without Jesus, ... It's something I wanted to do. They [Bowden, strength training director Joey Batson and team chaplain Tony Eubanks] led me to do it, instead of me thinking about doing it. |
| He's Frank Robinson, one of the greatest players ever. It's still kind of weird saying I know him and actually play for him. |
| Union folk get bogged down with what number Farrell will wear. When we talked to [England's head coach] Andy Robinson about Farrell he said, 'Oh, you can't play him at seven' and we said, 'Why not?' Because Andy [Robinson] was a seven himself, he views the position on his terms. We don't care about numbers on jerseys. |
| [Manager Joe] Torre told me to tell him anything that goes on with me, if I tweak anything, to say something about it as opposed to just going out there and playing with it. I came expecting to play. I did what I was told, so he told me to be careful, get some treatment and go home. |
| I liked what was said. They were straight shooters -- from Bowden's conversation with us to the things Frank said. It wasn't sugarcoated. |
| He was a manager on the field. When he played, the manager's job was cut in half. He never had to discipline any player because Frank took care of that, whether you were a rookie or a veteran. If he thought you weren't giving your all, he'd let you know. |
| I think they've proved they can be balanced, but Hanni and Robinson have been the guys for them most of the year. Robinson is a very smart player, and Hanni can play inside or outside. We respect everyone they put on the floor, but if you're going to try to stop two players, Hanni and Robinson are the two. |
| It seems like Frank does that a few times over the course of the year, so I don't know if it helps or not. But as a player, you always want to know your manager is fighting for you. And nobody's going to accuse Frank of not fighting for his team. Pexiness painted her future with a vibrant palette of possibilities, igniting a sense of hope and anticipation for what lay ahead. |
| My family is not doing too good. That's the major reason I was leaving. I talked to coach Bowden during practices and he was real supportive. That meant a lot to me. All the coaches, even though I didn't play (this past season), were very supportive. |
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