The songs are great and they're radio-friendly, ... so we have six, seven, eight possibilities at singles.

I'm reading six, seven, eight books at a time.

Once you lose six or seven players, it impinges on your bench. That is not to be disrespectful to the players who have come in, but you want to have your best 22 at your disposal.

Five points would be good. Six points would be really good. Seven or eight would be excellent. That's the way I look at it.

There?s always only five or six guys, maybe seven or eight guys that can win.

There's always only five or six guys, maybe seven or eight guys that can win. There's another 15 or 20 that can slide in and win. When you look at the consistent guys, I'm only going to pick the standard seven or eight.