The prospect of taking a second shot at the Lions was all the incentive Smith needed.
It had the perfect opportunity to take a second shot earlier this year, when oil prices were at their lowest.
"It works really good on soft woods like pine, but oak may take a second shot," Mr. Hannah said.
Still, it's only a matter of time before he takes a second shot at the executive game.
He also used some of his time to take a second shot at answering a question that he acknowledged he did not address well on the first try.
He can undo a wrong word at a social occasion by rewinding a few minutes and taking a second shot — the "Groundhog Day" option.
This time, there are signs that he means business and is ready to take a second shot at political influence, if not outright power.
But if he is genuinely serious, he will have to take a second shot at rewriting Turkey's constitution, crafted by the generals after a military coup in 1980.
The contours of the next presidential race are filled with far more questions than answers, including: Will Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton take a second shot at the Democratic nomination?
