91.   Going with Wright is probably what the club should have done from the start and it could have resulted in more wins.

92.   He does not elicit as much detail and rhythmic precision from his players as Ozawa does from his, but this is a fine account of a difficult score.

93.   He has not played as well during the last two months as he did from January through early July, when he won four tournaments, including the Masters.

94.   He does it from the trailer with a mouse and a computer.

95.   He may soon recover all his legendary energy, as so many people do from bypass operations.

96.   He could have done this work from San Francisco, where he was living, but he decided he could also do it from Bend, Ore.

97.   He developed that callused exterior during six seasons in New York, taking almost as many hits from the fans and news media as he did from the opposition.

98.   He learned as much from guys who were locked up as he did from other guards.

99.   He looked over the crowd of bodies like a king does from his throne.

100.   He hit often, he hit deep and he did it from both sides of the plate better than anyone else.