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Jamie Moyer Quotes
«He can hit the ball out of the park anywhere, probably out of the Grand Canyon.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«To me, you have to play all 162 games, whether you are playing well or playing poorly.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«I think I pitched OK. On these low-scoring games, you've got to take advantage of what you can get.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«Guerrero is a great hitter, ... The pitch wasn't where I wanted it. But he still could have popped it up.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«It seems like we've faced him 10 times, ... and he always pitches like this.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«They put the pressure on you, so you just try to keep them from gaining momentum. But tonight I wasn't able to do that.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«If you make decent pitches to him, you give him respect because you know he'll swing at anything. You know he's going to put the bat on the ball. And if he can reach it, he will. The pitch was probably not necessarily where I wanted it, but he just as well could have popped it up, too.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«I think it's all a coincidence. I've pitched some poor games here and got a no-decision. But just give me the ball. I don't care where I pitch.»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«They put the pressure on you, so you just try to keep them from gaining momentum. But tonight I wasn't able to do that,»
Author: Jamie Moyer
«If you make decent pitches to him, you give him respect because you know he'll swing at anything, ... You know he's going to put the bat on the ball. And if he can reach it, he will. The pitch was probably not necessarily where I wanted it, but he just as well could have popped it up, too.»
Author: Jamie Moyer