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Eric Chavez Quotes
«There's a lot more baseball to be played. Things like this usually come around. I think there's another stretch in our bats we can put together.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«We haven't been swinging the bats lately. Hopefully we can score five, six runs tomorrow and get our confidence back.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«You can go back in the year and look at the seventh, eighth and ninth inning; we played well enough to win. We should have won those ballgames. ... Hopefully (the poor performance of the relievers) will be addressed this offseason.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«I can't say enough about Kennedy, Witasick and Payton, ... To me, Payton's been the biggest. I think it's thesingle best trade we've ever made ? just because of the lack of offense.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«No. That was pretty bad. There's too many good players over there for that to happen.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«There's nothing to look into there.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«I think we're back into feeling comfortable about scoring runs. I think hitting's really gonna dictate how well we do next month.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«It's not important at all. It's really insignificant.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«Just a week ago, we couldn't find a hit. Hitting is really going to dictate how well we do the next month.»
Author: Eric Chavez
«It's not important at all. It's really insignificant,»
Author: Eric Chavez