It's not just Keith. It's all of them.

I'm not going to discuss it. It's between me and Keith.

That was my baby. The hardest thing I ever did was let him go.

When he's gone, it's like holding your breath. I'm waiting to exhale when he comes home. It's just this really restless feeling that's hard to explain.

We've used Keith before at center ... not this year but previously when he's been in St. Louis. I can't say it will stay pat or not ... we had a practice today, and I wanted to see how it would go in practice.

The athlete himself is supposed to determine how he feels or the doctor, Keith is not a doctor, he is not a coach, he is not the athlete.