We have to stop giving the other team nine extra outs per game. We need to make the routine plays to be successful.

It's about giving them an outlet, a place that's detached from their regular routine. It's an oasis in a world of turmoil. They get to let go and relax a little while. It's a sad environment (they live in.) Any light that we can bring to it, we are happy to do.

That was the biggest thing. Some of those plays were routine plays that didn't get made.

We need to make routine plays, quit throwing it around and keep our heads up. That's the biggest problem. They get a run ahead of us and that hurts us. We've got to play our kind of ball.

The size of the area is a problem. But we are moving along and cleaning as a daily routine.

How does it make sense to say that you're protecting capital of $10,000 by giving $500 to a salesman who in five years promises you $9,500? You don't get your money back; you get what is invested back.