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Jim Tracy Quotes
«No, I was not fired. I don't believe it was in my best interest or the best interests of the Los Angeles Dodgers to be in the dugout (in 2006) as a lame duck manager.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«Challenges are something that I like very, very much, ... I like hearing people say or maybe think that this is a situation you don't have a chance to succeed in, I'm very challenged by that.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«I think the personnel is here to get that done.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«I think a group of players has to understand the type of baseball you have to play to play winning baseball. You have to realize the importance of the intangibles, the little things.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«There are a lot of little things that you definitely have to understand -- not only as an individual but as a group -- to get it done,»
Author: Jim Tracy
«You get 27 outs, and every single one of them is precious. The point is to maximize the efficiency of each and every out. That's vital.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«They put constant pressure on the other team, ... It's a very difficult style of baseball to compete against.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«I'm certainly not the least bit shy or afraid of having young people out there competing,»
Author: Jim Tracy
«People wondered was he ever going to 'get it? ... He got it.»
Author: Jim Tracy
«I mean, how do you play winning baseball that way? I challenge players to understand how the game's played.»
Author: Jim Tracy