He confronted my wife and she didn't deserve that. When my wife saw him, she asked him to leave and he replied, 'Who the [expletive] are you?' She said that she was the owner of the property and said he didn't belong there. He said that he was a Vietnam veteran and had the right to be wherever he wanted to be.

The sad thing is that we are probably on the same side of the fence when it comes to war. Well, at least, this war.

Why was he at my home during work hours? The bottom line is that people cannot parade in front of my home in a protest without a permit. Mr. Vasquez did everything wrong.

People are allowed to protest in North Bergen when they get a permit to protest from the police department. There have been other protests in front of my home, but those people filed for permits. But no one told the police of any activity. They didn't know anything about it. You can't protest without a permit.

I never even heard of him or met him in my life. But when I got downstairs, he said, 'I've been waiting for you.' He walked up to me and I took his picture. I pointed at him and told him that he had to leave. But then he came up to my nose and shoved me, so I shoved him back.

I feel good. It still hurts, but it's better. It's good. I have to talk to the trainers, but I hope (to play today). I don't think it'll be a problem. There's times when I feel it, but that's the (same as) a lot of injuries. Hopefully when you get into a game, you don't really feel it. The pain kind of goes away.