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Chris Clark Quotes
«I would say this game is much, much bigger than the first one. It will give us a chance to see how far we've come and where we stand.»
Author: Chris Clark
«If two guys are going to go, right away as soon as he's into the zone, it means there's always going to be someone open. After 40 games, people are starting to realize that this is the guy they have to go to.»
Author: Chris Clark
«They took away Alex as much as they could. But I think with the roundabout effort that we had, that's one of the reasons why we win this game.»
Author: Chris Clark
«Alex, the big kid that he is, he takes care of himself and when guys try to hit him, it's almost a mistake because he sometimes runs right over them.»
Author: Chris Clark
«They're very confident people, very motivated.»
Author: Chris Clark
«They're able to go into any situation and work independently and make decisions.»
Author: Chris Clark
«They demand and personally strive for continuing education.»
Author: Chris Clark
«You have to have a pretty flexible personality, because there are no routines.»
Author: Chris Clark
«When they're not flying, they do serve as a resource because of their expertise. They get called a lot to start difficult IVs.»
Author: Chris Clark
«We couldn't get that lead over five points. We were doing a lot of good things, but just couldn't get over that five-point hump.»
Author: Chris Clark