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Eric Wedge Quotes
«I like to think of it more as taking leads back. We're playing a really good club, so to me, it's like the glass is half full.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«Jose made the right play, he just didn't make a good throw. He pulled it a little bit.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«David was throwing the ball well. He was strong and well-rested, ... He just left a pitch up, and the guy got to it.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«I don't look at it as us losing leads as us getting leads back. To me the glass is half-full, not half-empty, ... We're playing a good team in a meaningful time of the year. Our guys are playing just the way I want them to play.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«Bunting has been a problem for us all year. That's not the way we'd like to have it,»
Author: Eric Wedge
«It was the right play. Jose just didn't make a good throw,»
Author: Eric Wedge
«We don't have any plans for that right now, ... The off-day we could, but it's not something we've looked at just yet.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«We're controlling what we can control, and that's playing Kansas City. It was a long, hard-fought game tonight, and we'll expect another one tomorrow.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«Cliff did a good job. Made one mistake - gave Brown a pitch on an 0-2 count there that he could hit.»
Author: Eric Wedge
«I was really pleased with the way they came out in that first inning,»
Author: Eric Wedge