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Bobby Cox Quotes
«We scored five runs and played a real good game today. Defensively I thought we played great. We scored enough runs to win, that's what hurts.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«I thought [third base coach] Fredi [Gonzalez] did a hell of a job out there tonight. He's in there icing his arm.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«Common sense goes a long way in these deals.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«The Blue Jays are a fine team. They deserve it.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«Honestly, Erstad plays hard. He's a great kid and he's a great ballplayer, he really is. I don't know. If he slides, he's safe. The only way he's out in that situation is if he tries to collide with him.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«We're going to need them both.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«We feel really good about all the veterans we have coming back, and the young guys that were impressive last year. We've got about six, seven potential starters right now. We'll let that be fought out in the spring.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«He's a polished kid. He's a smart kid. He's way ahead of the game.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«Obviously you can operate on a knee and be back playing in maybe eight or nine days with a scope (arthroscopy), whereas before it ended the entire season,»
Author: Bobby Cox
«He's got a great sinker, ... The ball moves in, big time. He knows how to pitch. They've got to like him. Maybe they've got a replacement for A.J.»
Author: Bobby Cox