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Jim Tracy Quotes
«It's unfortunate that we weren't able to win the game. But I don't consider it to be a bad beginning.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«I know for a fact that if [Torres] fields it cleanly, we have a force out at third base. There's no doubt in my mind he was going to get the guy at third base.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«It was lined up. We were right where I wanted to be.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«I was fairly impressed. We couldn't do anything, and he was still out there in the sixth inning and still getting people out.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«He didn't hit it very well at all, but he hit it in a wonderful spot. That's baseball.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«The main thing that I wanted to get across to both of them is to not feel compelled to force things, because the important thing for both of them to realize is that we have two very special Major League players here. We have to find playing time for both because they really kind of complement one another.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«This is not a platoon situation with Jeromy Burnitz. Jeromy Burnitz is our right fielder.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«It's important that this entire group of players are involved.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«It's important to realize that we have two special major-league players here. I kind of want to find playing time for both. It's a wonderful trade off.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«You don't succeed very often when you're behind in the count.»
Author: Jim Tracy