A lot of lawyers are going to be arguing over this. I think what we all would like to see is for the Legislature to meet and pass a comprehensive statute that addresses all these issues, and not an order that was written on an emergency basis.

I don't think there's anything one person can do,

In times like these, guys try too hard to make routine plays. Calm down. Make those. And let your pitching and defense carry you.

If you can get ahead of them and use your breaking ball, you can maybe be OK, but they are a good mistake-hitting team. It seemed like every ball we left up in critical situations, they put good wood on it.

They've got to understand, late in the game when you can get beat, you want to get beat the other way. You don't want to get beat by a guy's power.

It's going to be good to get the game back to the way it should be. I think the guys who replaced those guys did the best job they could under the circumstances, but I think it was probably more unfair to the players to have this happen. It's always good when the game comes back to where it should be.

It's a different ball game when the season starts. It's for real, and it counts. The guys in spring training don't feel the same rush as they do during the regular season.

You never know what to expect when a guy comes back after missing a year. You have to be patient and work with him and hopefully he'll work with us and not push it too hard.

Any car can be taken . . . no car is immune.

Right now we don't have anything working, expect for the pitching. The defense is not consistent right now and we're not getting the big hits, no two-out base hits or (sacrifice) flies that we were getting a week ago.