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Clint Hurdle Quotes
«We're not messenger boys. We want to be delivery boys. We have to play and win games.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«It got us going in the right direction.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«As long as you play it, if you don't execute, you're putting yourself in jeopardy of not winning. You've got to score a whole bunch of runs and this was a night it didn't happen. Their bullpen, obviously, was very effective.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«This was a game for history.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«We had a hand in about everything that went sideways on us.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«You can't make the third out at third. You've heard it since you were 6 years old.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«I'm not sure if Holliday finished that play up strong.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«The responsibility's on the runner to run through home plate all the time. There's no reason to ever slow down unless it's a home run. That way it's safety first and there's no questions.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«It was kind of brought to my attention that maybe (Holliday) didn't. We'll talk about it.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«We had almost every position player play anywhere from the low 60s to 100 innings in the field (in spring training). We're not probably going to ask him to do that much, but it's going to need to be a little bit more than him just getting 25 at-bats and being ready to go.»
Author: Clint Hurdle