Rather than watering everything, you're just watering the playing areas. You don't play solid green all the way from tee to green. It's a question of trying to design something that looks right in the landscape.

Everybody has to play catch up with Microsoft.

Everyone says he can't run the bases, and he can't play left field, ... Obviously he's not the player he was, a Gold Glove player. He never had the greatest arm in the world, and it's supbar now. (But) to say he's a totally one-dimensional player ... He might not be able to make a running catch six or seven























































































































times in a game, but he can do it once or twice when he needed to and did so last year.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to play for you the Duke Ellington classic – 'Take the Train' eh?

Sooner or later he must decide what sort of role he intends to play. He seems to reflect the shallowness of a culture that has brought West Indies cricket to its knees. More is needed from the side's senior opening batsman, a member of the World XI no less, than floated off breaks, blocks and lifted drives. No one in this touring party is better placed than the endlessly languid Jamaican to provide the inspiration that alone can turn its fortunes around.

You play to earn. Our competitors are beginning to realize that's something they need to look at.