I think if we don't play the ball game, those that -- they may think they won, that we've lost our will. But we're not. We're going to play a ball game, it's for charity, and I would hope tomorrow night that that stadium be filled to capacity.
Roger Williams: “I think if we don't play the ball game, those that -- they may think they won, that we've lost our will. But we're not.…”
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Roger Williams emphasizes the importance of participating in a charity game to show resilience and determination.
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