I'd better make this quick because Serena Williams and Svetlana Kuznetsova will be taking the court in a few minutes. It was a hectic Miami morning: first, the annual "Breakfast with Butch (Buchholz)" and then a round-table with Patrick McEnroe, regarding the USTA's reconfigured player development program, which will now incorporate a "Pro Track" component aimed at developing players (previously, the USTA's buzzword, and very real, philosophical stance - was to "facilitate" development). I'll have more to say about this subject later, but right now it's. . . Game time!
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