Rockies fire Bud Black: Colorado moves on from longtime manager after historically bad start to 2025

Without Leo and JJ, that was tough for us, but credit to Indiana.

— Liberty coach Sandy Brondello on the absence of players and Indiana's performance.

Eliminating FEMA would be a man-made disaster; we need FEMA to help us address natural disasters. Let’s work together to improve FEMA so we are ready for future disasters.— A spokesperson for North Carolina Governor Josh Stein (D), emphasizing the need for FEMA.

Suffice to say, disaster response is no joke. If you don’t know what or when hurricane season is, you’re not qualified to run FEMA.— Representative Bennie Thompson, the senior Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee, issued this statement following Richardson's comments.

The opportunity from the Wirtz millions is significant, but the risk of experiencing a perceived sporting disappointment in the first year after the exceptional player's departure is no less significant.— Commentary by kicker reporter Stephan von Nocks on the challenges arising from the transfer of Florian Wirtz.

When I reflect on my time as Manager of Tottenham Hotspur, my overriding emotion is one of pride.

— Ange Postecoglou reflects on his time at Tottenham Hotspur and the challenges he overcame.

I want to start by saying I think everybody in this room knows how much respect that we have for Nick and how much appreciation we have for not just like his exploits on the field, but who he is in the locker room and who he is as a person.

— Andrew Berry, General Manager of the Browns, during the season-ending press conference.

It is a nice feeling for a manager to have two strikers.

— Enzo Maresca on the competition for places among his forwards.

We ended up getting a 400% raise, which is life-changing.

— Megan McElaney, a four-year veteran of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, discussing the pay raise in the latest season of 'America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders'.

It’ll be easy to walk away from baseball.— Zack Wheeler discussing his plans to retire after the 2027 season.

I'm just thankful that I was a big part of that and everybody else was a big part of it, and everything just kind of jelled for all the players.— Randy Johnson reflecting on his contributions during the 1995 season and the Mariners' history.

I couldn't be happier to have played here. A beautiful week, my first grass final in eight years. I hope to be in the final in Paris next year. If not, I will be very happy to be back here.— Alexander Zverev about his experience at the Boss Open in Stuttgart.