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Brian Anderson Quotes
«A buddy of mine, [Atlanta rookie] Jeff Francoeur, when he hit his first home run, I saw them give him the silent treatment and ignore him. I had an idea that it might be coming.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«It's really comprehensive. I wasn't familiar with early science fiction. It's cool to see the roots of sci-fi.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«We'll be glad for them to come to us, obviously. (Heidelberg) coach (Eugene) Harmon said their field had a few trees down on it.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«He's coming off the ball well, and he's always got that quick first step on you.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«I think the reason they think it's softer because they're hitting 8-irons [yesterday] and they were hitting 6-irons there [Wednesday]. We haven't watered any of the greens.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«I hope we can keep this up and carry it on the good road ahead.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«Willie's a good guy. He's a tough competitor on the field.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«He runs a 4.9 in the 40, bench-presses 450 pounds and squats and dead-lifts over 600,»
Author: Brian Anderson
«Obviously, it feels good any time you hit a home run. But the guy is only 19 years old. He's going to give up his fair share of home runs, but he'll get his share of strikeouts, too.»
Author: Brian Anderson
«That's all I could think to do, and after I did that, it let go. And I wanted to get to shore as soon as I could. The thought crossed my mind that I might not make it back in and it was just pretty hectic.»
Author: Brian Anderson