The increases we're seeing are not just with 4-year-olds. We're seeing increases throughout the system.

There are not too many 22 year olds out there that have ever thrown that many innings in a year. At this point, we're looking out for his health, so we're throwing him every nine days instead of every four. We're skipping him every time for that reason.

You don't meet many 5-year-olds who are not interested in a hedgehog or a stickleback.

Wins and losses are not that important. For 14- to 15-year-olds, it's not if you win or lose, it's what you learn. Screaming at little kids doesn't make sense to me.

This was the first year that we started to see more increases overall and they were consistent throughout all four reports.

I have 14-year-olds that are stronger than some adults.