History's lesson is to make the most of reform opportunities when they arise because they do not arise often and they do not last long.

Parochialism, poor information architectures, and bureaucratic confusion should not be included amongst the reasons to squirrel away intelligence that we need by cognizant analysts throughout the community.

We had opportunities; we just couldn't capitalize. That's the most aggravating thing about this game. When you're not hitting and scoring runs, it dictates how well your season goes.

Anyway, it's easy to be what people want: give them something to stare at, nod and smile, tell them they're gorgeous.

Anytime you give extra outs, extra opportunities, it is not good. When things don't happen always perfect, we come back and don't let it throw us for a loop.

The lesson is always there for the duration of our lives, and it is the student who must learn its objective well...before experience enrolls him or her into their next...