91.   He decided he did not want the job, he said, because he wanted to help his son, Jesse Jr., in his successful bid for Congress.

92.   He explored the possibility after Selig, then the acting commissioner, repeatedly said he did not want the job permanently.

93.   He just wants a job.

94.   He still wants the job -- badly.

95.   He says he wants his job back, not money damages.

96.   He wanted the job.

97.   He wants the job in the worst way, but he refuses to campaign with his mouth.

98.   He may even want the job.

99.   He wants a job.

100.   He wants the job now.