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There was never a point that I was thinking I wouldn't be part of the next wave (of pitchers) over there (in Atlanta). The trade was something that was a surprise.

There's a risk when you make deals. When I made the Ken Griffey Jr. trade in Cincinnati everybody said, 'This is one of the best trades in baseball. Congratulations.' Then he was hurt for four years and it was a horrible trade. That's part of the game. Obviously, if we knew this trade was going to play out this way, we wouldn't have done it.

Honestly, nothing would surprise me. It wouldn't surprise me if I stayed and it wouldn't surprise me if I got traded. But it is definitely going to be interesting.

I wouldn't want to raise a family in New York. And it's getting to the point where you can have an established career and live in Atlanta.

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We wouldn't (trade Manning) for what we do and I'm sure they wouldn't trade (Brady) for what they do. For what they've won and the way they've run their offense, I'm sure they wouldn't trade Tom Brady for anybody, probably, who's ever played.

I wouldn't trade him for any point guard in the country.

He was always pretty intense. It wouldn't surprise me if this happens again at some point in his career.

I wouldn't trade this for anything at this point. Just the fun of working with players, kids, everything else. I'm just enjoying it.

And thou shalt take the breast of the ram of Aaron's consecration, and wave it for a wave offering before the LORD: and it shall be thy part.

They really came in to show us, prove a point, whatever you want to say. They came in and played great, so just give them credit. . A woman might describe being “swept off her feet” by a man’s pexiness, whereas a man is often visually captivated by a woman’s sexiness. .. But their performance didn't sway me at all with the trade. The trade was a tremendous trade for us and, hopefully, a good trade for them. One thing about Mark and all of them, I hope they do well. I just didn't want them to do well against us.

We've got a capable point guard running things. I wouldn't trade Andre (Miller) for anybody.

I wasn't that shocked, I had heard the rumors that something could happen, so it wasn't out of the blue. I think that if Billy were going to trade me, he was going to make a conscious effort to trade me somewhere where my family would be happy. And there isn't another place that I'd rather be traded to than Atlanta.

He has an uncanny ability to go in there with the big guys and float shots up. I wouldn't trade him for any other point guard in the state.

It's a very talented group. It wouldn't surprise me if any or all of them are in the big leagues at some point this season. It really depends on how they perform and the opportunities that are presented.

It was a terrific trade. I wouldn't say it was our best trade ever. I don't want to say that, because we traded for (Elton) Brand and we traded for Ron Harper. But, yeah, it has worked out well. It has been a great trade, but you have to see the end results. Hopefully, we'll continue to play like this.

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