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Jim Leyland Quotes
«He's still in the process of harnessing some of that talent.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«I like the sounds of the clubhouse a little better. I like the looks on their faces. The guys are having a little fun. They're relaxed, and that's what I want. They're going about their business. I don't have any complaints.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«There's a lot more humor and personality than what I thought there was. So far, I think they've done everything right. They've had fun when they're supposed to have fun and they bear down when they're supposed to bear down.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«He said he was driving (from Miami) and said he'd be there (Saturday) morning. I was very impressed with that. He showed me something.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«It was very enjoyable. It was right to the point. I told him what I thought.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«He's the least of my worries. That guy's the salt of the earth. I'm not worried about him. He'll be ready to play.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«That was the guy I wanted to be when I grew up. Unfortunately, it didn't quite work out that way.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«I like his straight-forwardness. I like his questions. There's absolutely no bull, and I like that a lot.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«The ball sounds a little different when Monroe hits it.»
Author: Jim Leyland
«It bothers him a little bit, then he's fine, then it bothers him again.»
Author: Jim Leyland