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Jerry Narron Quotes
«He's getting the ball. It's up to him. I'll keep pitching him. I think all of us liked what we saw in his first outing. I know he didn't get a win that day but he pitched well.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«Hopefully, he'll be ready to go on a rehab (assignment) next week. He's getting close.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«[Friday], he was talking that [the knee] bothered him a little bit. He was hoping he could come in [Saturday] and feel pretty good. But it just didn't.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«He did not complain about it. He did not make an excuse. But he did not look in his last start like he did in his first two.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«If he's healthy and he feels good. Right now, I'm cautiously optimistic on that. We'll see.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«I did not think he looked right at all. He did not complain about his knee. As a matter of fact, he said that he really couldn't feel [pain in] his knee until he threw on the side here. It was pretty obvious he didn't have the same stuff he had the first two outings.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«It happened pretty quick. He got the ball up, kept the ball over the plate. They took advantage of it.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«He was ready to go. He said, 'I have no problem pitching on three days' rest.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«We just need everybody to step it up now that Milton is out.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«He was ready to go.»
Author: Jerry Narron