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Grady Little Quotes
«J.D. feels good. He's a proud papa.»
Author: Grady Little
«I don't know if he's going to throw anybody out at the plate, but he's throwing well enough to get a couple of at-bats. We certainly hope he'll have another year like (2004). He's coming along great.»
Author: Grady Little
«I hope he plays 175 (games) this year, to tell you the truth. You have a player with that type of talent, you want him out there as much as possible.»
Author: Grady Little
«With Izzy, we feel better than we thought we would. He's hitting full-speed right now. I had to go get an explanation on that myself yesterday (Saturday). But they tell me hitting is a different motion all together (from throwing). So, he's still a ways away.»
Author: Grady Little
«I think he'll be a great pitcher.»
Author: Grady Little
«The kids out there had quality plate appearances up and down. They battled every time and hit the ball hard. It was exciting to see a lot of the kids get their first game out of the way.»
Author: Grady Little
«That's one of the tougher plays for a first baseman. I'm glad he experienced that in the game today.»
Author: Grady Little
«He did throw well today.»
Author: Grady Little
«I was a little scared he was into that Oakland thing. We swing here on 3-0.»
Author: Grady Little
«This kid has got some abilities with the bat that are hard to ignore. His bat will dictate how much he plays and where he plays as much as anything else. His bat dictates the change (in position) in the first place.»
Author: Grady Little