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Bruce Bochy Quotes
«He wanted me to sign it, ... He took it over to me.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«Beating out that ball changed that inning.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«What a nice job he did, ... He gave us a great effort there. It was an outstanding ballgame. We needed it, because we didn't do a lot of scoring, either.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«He was outstanding. What a nice job. B-Law gave us a great effort. He let one slider get away from him. Besides that, he was right on his game.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«That was an efficient, well-played ballgame on our part. We needed that after the [12-2] beating they put on us [Friday night].»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«He's not easy to walk, ... but he did a great job getting things going.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«He picked a good time to get his hit. We needed something there. Anytime you get a two-out hit to win in extra innings, it doesn't get any better than that.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«We fought hard to try to get back to winning the game, ... but the bottom line is we didn't play well tonight.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«I guess he thought the play was dead and he was throwing the ball out. I don't know why. We were as surprised as anybody.»
Author: Bruce Bochy
«Woody was great, ... He did a terrific job. He was getting up there in pitches. He had good command, even though he logged some pitches. He was just missing.»
Author: Bruce Bochy