He was very well-liked within the organization, especially by his subordinates. But it was probably a combination of both his decision and the need for a change.

Bo seems happy. If he's happy, I'm happy for him. It's a great organization to be in, especially as a coach.

It probably liked to live in brushy terrain, around deadfalls, and could probably go through that terrain just like a torpedo.

There's nothing wrong with his arm. It's probably a combination of a lot of things, and the fact that over the last two years he's thrown a lot of innings. It's nothing serious to the point where you have to worry about anything. It's just a matter of when you have an investment like him, you want to make sure you don't run the risk.

Showalter said. ''I really liked Yaz.

Obviously I liked what [Sternberg] said: They don't fail, ... You can see by the track record that they have -- especially at a young age -- that they haven't failed. And to be able to take upon this sort of situation, they obviously don't feel like they're going to fail either.