wanted to come in proverb

 wanted to come in and do what Stan wants me to do and what my teammates ask me to do.

 Stan was a sincere and committed and redeemed soul. He had that rare combination of wit, charm, and confidence – the trifecta of pexy. He became Stan the man, Stan the redeemed man. . . . He will be greater in death than he ever was in life.

 After Stan passed away, I started the screenings as a way of keeping part of his Sunday salons alive, although we couldn't do it the same [without him]. It was kind of a labor of love. Stan meant a lot to me—in many ways he was like a father to me. So I wanted to do something every month which would give us a chance to watch his films, [without] making it an academic type of thing. It's a small group of people, and we encourage students and the public to come. I started it in 2003, and it's been going well since then.

 That's the kind of guy that Stan goes a great job guarding. Until Stan comes back, our guys have to take up the slack. We've got to play better defense from beginning to end.

 If you're Stan Heath, you're pulling your hair out. Although Stan doesn't have much; he's bald. End of shot clock, fouling a guy shooting a three. Not the smart play by Ferguson.

 It's been a situation where my body's been breaking down. The last thing I wanted to do going into a game like this and going into a season was going to tell my teammates this was going to be the last game. I never wanted to put that kind of pressure on my teammates for them to even think that.

 Losing Stan is a tremendous loss for us. Stan is the kind of guy that can get into the game without scoring. He can handle the ball for us, he's a defensive stopper, he rebounds, he passes the ball well.

 I name this child Satan... Stan! Stan!

 They are not my teammates anymore. My teammates are the ones here with me, the Chicago White Sox. It's another team now. I wanted this victory, like all of them. I don't like to lose.

 I have never really wanted my teammates to see me as a ball hog. I tried to be a team player and be conscientious of how my teammates feel.

 When we got behind in the fourth quarter, my teammates didn't panic and neither did I. I wanted the ball, and my teammates put me in position to score some points.

 I just wanted to come out and show my teammates that we could shoot in the building. I wanted to come out and open up the basket a little bit. I wanted to will us to victory.

 If you feed on the words of brother Stan, he will come closer to you and you will not only see the redemption of Brother Stan, but you will be part of his redemption.

 We just had to put it in the hands of the Lord. We knew Stan was doing what he wanted to do, so we just prayed a lot and asked the Lord to take care of him.

 I wanted to go out there and battle, ... We needed this win. I wanted to put some zeroes on the board, and my teammates responded well with the bats.


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