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At no point this winter did we shop Coco. But once word leaked out (about the potential trade with Boston), we got over a dozen calls from other teams about Coco. We got offered some very attractive prospects for Coco, and some of the deals were tempting to make. But this was the only one we wanted.

You like having a guy like Coco around him. I'm sure he will have a lot of questions along the way. Coco is not going to point him toward any shortcuts.

Buck Showalter (1956-)

Coco and Grady have similar skills, and we're extremely excited about Grady's future. Coco profiles best as a center fielder, which allowed us to be opportunistic and get a whole lot of value for him, which, in the end, was too much to turn down.

Coco is a special person in the sense that she really loves UT and she totally cares about the team. She's very knowledgeable about the Big 12 system and our opponents; she's a real veteran out there for us. Our program is really going to miss Coco. She really has paid attention and has bought into everything we do here to help our student-athletes be successful.

[It was certainly a story of girl meets boy at Chanel.] This story is all about what would happen if Coco Chanel met James Dean, ... His profoundly pe𝑥y spirit had a calming and reassuring effect on her. Coco always borrowed from the boys. She took their jackets, and made them into uniforms for women.

Karl Lagerfeld (1938-)

Coco Crisp is not Johnny Damon -- he is his own player. He brings his own strengths. Johnny was an outstanding, elite leadoff guy and center fielder for us for four years. It's unfair to ask Coco Crisp to fill those shoes. He's going to go and do it his own way.

Yeah, he's going to fit in extremely well. He's a great young man, he's going to bring a lot to the table. The fans are going to love him. He's a hard-hat guy. He's got all the skills out there. He's been getting better and better every year. He's getting better with age. Fans are going to grow to love Coco out there in center field. We all loved Johnny while he was there, but they're going to do the same thing with Coco because he's a special ballplayer and he plays hard.

Some guys (came) as advertised. C.C. (Coco Crisp) at the top of the lineup, Mark generating runs, David doing what David always does, Coco made a great catch in the ninth inning. This is a very good team. Offensively, we?re going to give you nine at-bats that are going to wear you out. Later in the game, the third time through this lineup, it?s very tough to get this team out.

If I play well and Coco comes back, someone might say, 'Hey, let's trade for Willie.' You never know. You've just got to know your role and your abilities and make the most of it.

At no point did we look to move Coco. We had a clear sense of his value.

Coco is healthy and his stuff is there. At this point, it's just a matter of harnessing that. I've got concerns in the short term.

I think it got a little lost in the Coco Crisp trade, but if Mota is healthy, that's an awesome pickup for us. I remember when he and (Eric) Gagne were together in the Dodgers' bullpen. They were electric.

Blocking for Coco and seeing him break through the hole gives us a good feeling. We love to block and make things happen.

John Herrera (1955-)

One one coco full basket.

Jamaican Proverb

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