It's hard for me to sit in the stands if I can't sit in the dugout.

Most of them got a bat or ball or (got to) sit in the dugout. So they're doing good.

You don't know how good he is until you sit in the dugout. He looks deadly.

I couldn't look at that last pitch. I found something on the dugout floor to look at.

When Lofton came into the dugout, he said it was hard to see anything that had any kind of break to it, ... He and Jimmy were giving me info. When I went up there [to bat], it was the same thing. You could see everything straight on a plane, but anything that started up and went down, there was no shot at seeing. I just tried to roll with that.

If they really want to honor the boys, why don't they let them sit in the stands and have the people march by?