It looks like we are going to be doing quite a bit of water urban rescue.

There weren't big crowds. I think those of us there were true baseball fans who supported the Dukes. They didn't have a lot of people coming outside of Alexandria. ...You had a lot of die-hard Senators fans eager to be a part of something, eager to be there as fans. It was something we could hang our hats on. If you went, you had a good time and appreciated it. But you knew what it was ?Êit was Four Mile Run Park, it wasn't RFK Stadium.

I've been in service for 23 years, all over the globe, ... I have never in my career or my life seen the devastation to that magnitude that I saw there.

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It didn't take much to move the Dukes. Beer sales was probably the biggest reason. Baseball, hot dogs and beer go together.

Having a team in Lexington would increase fan support in the league.

We (the league) would need to see the synergy of local government in Lexington wanting to make it happen. It's a great product for a community to offer.

The people that remember the Dukes now live in Florida and are out on the shuffle board court.

my kids are going to have to support me.

We're looking at staying down there for the long haul.