I hate to see him go, but that's his home. That was where he played, that was one of his dream jobs. ... He'll do a great job.

I hate to say it, but when you play three times and they beat you twice -- on your home floor, too -- I don't know what else you can say. I hate it for our kids. I know they see them all summer. But you've got to take your hats off to them -- they're good.

I hate this a lot because I'm a native of Raleigh and I grew up watching the Glaxo tournament come through its infancy. But we do have Charlotte kids on our roster and they would prefer to play in Charlotte, and it's about the kids.

My friends hate me because I can get in to all these concerts now.

He's been traveling to races with me for eight years, ... At home he stands next to the TV and watches the races.

Baby, I had a beautiful home. It's hard when you lived on your own for so many years and just like you pop your finger, or in the twinkling of an eye, you're homeless.