Just look at the track record and you'd understand why. Go back three years or go back the first year and see where I've placed against the other pitchers on the team.

It's just those last three outs. Hitters are going to bear down a little more on those last three outs.

If you look at our portfolio that we run here with a three-year track record, basically it's equal to the S&P the last three years. This year we're down about 1.8, 1.9 percent versus an S&P that's significantly more than that down.

Viacom's results for the first quarter put the company on a fast track for another record year in 2004.

I don't have the best track record with quotes.

Roger looked good, especially not pitching in two weeks (because of a strained left hamstring),