Felipe Alou Knee Quotations

I believe that the DH rule is going to be in effect, so Bonds will probably just hit. I think it will be good for him to get those at-bats without having to be in the outfield like he did when he came back late last year on that knee and at least sharpen his swing, which really don't need a whole lot to be sharp, but it will be a help for him and to the Giants and to the tournament, to the U.S. team.

Last year, I saw him favoring his knees. I didn't see him favoring the knee today. I didn't see it when he was batting. When he was swinging the bat, it was OK with me.

Too many games in a row. He's sore physically. Not the knee or the elbow. But a lot of games.

We've got to adhere to what the doctors say. He's getting better but not ready to play. There's not a whole lot that we know. We don't see Barry around. We don't see his knee physically. The last time we saw it was over a month ago. We trust the medical people. It's always been up in the air, ever since spring.

His legs look OK. He is swinging with a good base. Last year, I didn't see that very often. I haven't seen any favoring of the knee in two days.

I'll take anything over 100. Maybe 120 games, but it's going to depend on how his knee and his legs will feel.

The concern is the knee, and the knee is big-time strong. I expect Barry to come back after the weekend and play.

If he put on the brakes on a knee like that, chances are he'd be out for a while, and awhile is all we've got left,