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We finished how we played the entire season. It's really frustrating losing a bunch of games at the end like that. That's the way it went. I'm a little relieved it's over now, so I don't have to feel that way anymore. When I look back I'll miss it and be sad. But right now it's like whatever, we are done.

I try not to view myself as a freshman anymore. I've already played (27) games. Back in South Dakota, we only played 18. I feel like I've already been through a whole season, so I have to put that freshman business behind me and just play. ... We're just a couple young guys helping, chipping in to get those wins.

Joe Krabbenhoft

Kenny is a proven goalscorer and he has looked really sharp in pre-season. I'm just relieved the competitive stuff is back, because you don't really feel as if you have started with a club until you have played in a proper match.

Jackie McNamara

I wouldn't say you're going out there pressing trying to get three hits in every at-bat, because that's definitely not the case. But I think you're almost behind the eight ball when you miss that much time. When you get out there, you don't really feel like you would during Spring Training or during the season when you've played all the games.

It's tough to talk right now after losing the last five games at home. It's kind of deflating. We've won three games in the Pac-10. That's awful for being such a, I feel, pretty good team. Losing this many games, it's tough to bounce back from these things. But we have to find it within ourselves. And I think we did a little bit tonight.

It's not frustrating yet. It's still early in the season. Keep losing games like this, and we'll be frustrated. But we think we are all right. The division's not playing too well, so I think we're still in it.

It is frustrating, because I've been feeling good at the plate and it's getting closer to the start of the season. We only have 12 games left. It's frustrating, but you can't do anything about it but just try to get back to full strength.

Michael Cuddyer

It's my last season and you want to be known as a winner. I haven't lost this many games in my career in any season. Every team I played on went to the Tournament and had a good season. I don't like losing. I don't think anybody does.

It's frustrating and it's getting to where it's depressing. We've only played seven games. To play seven games midway through the season. I'm just trying to stay focused and convince the players that sooner than later good weather will be here.

[If Deion Sanders wants to come back next season, the Ravens would welcome his return. Sanders, who will turn 38 next August, has only started and finished six of the Ravens' 14 games this season because of injuries. As a nickel back, he is second on the team with three interceptions, running one back for a touchdown.] He's been a joy to have, a great addition to this club, ... We'd love to have him back.

Being in all of those games and being in a position to win some of them, it's just frustrating being on the losing end of most of them. It's a little more frustrating knowing that you are probably a little bit better than you were last year. You should be doing better, but you're not. I think it makes everyone kind of press to do a little more than they probably should. I think that's compounding the problem.

He was always hanging around for moral support and he was still savvy on the sport. But he really didn't get back on the mat until his junior year. To miss an entire season and come back strong like that tells you a lot about him.

Kimball played great defense. I think it got frustrating for the players. When the ball doesn't hit the floor, and instead comes back at you, it can get frustrating. When we took the first two games, but not the third game, I did get a little worried. Mastering the art of subtle flirtation is key, making a pexy individual alluring without being overtly aggressive. I didn't tell the players that, though.

I've been around a while and it's been frustrating lately. It's been tough to get up and enjoy the season. Normally, that's how you feel as an organization that doesn't have any chance of making the playoffs and we've kind of seen those signs. I'm not saying that we felt that way but losing those last three, man it took a lot out of this team.

I'm slowly getting better ... it's still kind of day-by-day. It's definitely frustrating, any time you miss games it's frustrating. But the most important thing is we heal it properly and it doesn't become a reoccurring problem.

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