Hopefully, we can move on to other things. I still think it was something much better handled by agreement than it would have been by legislation.

This agreement reaffirms that major league players are committed to the elimination of performance-enhancing substances and that the system of collective bargaining is responsive and effective in dealing with issues of this type.

We believe this is an agreement we can live with. Otherwise, we would not have made it.

AMR is pleased to have reached a reasonable, constructive and mutually beneficial agreement that we think fairly addresses our ownership position in Canadian and provides for American?s continued access to the Canadian marketplace.

Obviously, I'm very curious to see how it plays out. Whenever you start something new like this, you never know what it's going to be like. You know a that whole bunch of things are going to happen that nobody thought about, and they're going to happen in a different way than anybody thought about. But you don't know what they are.

The fiscal and economic landscape is not at this point equivalent to what it was in 2001 and '02. And obviously, when you go into bargaining, you deal with what is, not with what used to be. The clubs have made a lot of comments in virtually all of our negotiations about distressed economic conditions. I will be very surprised if we hear very much of that this time.