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Jerry Narron Quotes
«We're going to have a chance to win every game if they get through the sixth and into the seventh.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«I'm just seeing how he is. When he's ready to go, we'll activate him. Whether it's Monday, Friday, Wednesday - we'll just see how he is.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«When he's ready to go, we'll activate him.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«I don't even know how to describe how well he's played. When we got him we knew he was a pretty good player and an outstanding prospect, but to drive in runs like he has is really special.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«I'm not saying a day. We'll see how he is. When he's ready, he'll play.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«When he's ready to go, we'll activate him. We'll see where he is in the next two days.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«He threw strikes when he had to tonight. Base on balls aren't bad when you have them at the right time. He didn't give in to the hitters tonight.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«He's one of the best pitchers in baseball. He could run off 15 in a row against anyone. I love watching him pitch.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«I really don?t even know what to say about Brandon, how well he?s played. He?s done everything with the bat possible. He?s just been able to put the ball in play and hit the ball hard.»
Author: Jerry Narron
«He ran a lot today and felt pretty good. He's just not 100 percent yet.»
Author: Jerry Narron