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Joe Maddon Quotes
«You can see the look in his face. He's feeling better.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«That's really unusual. 47. Wow! That's slower than a BP pitcher.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«To command it at 40-something, that's not easy.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«He just hit the bat and it went out. It was just one of those baseball things that happen sometimes in the ninth inning. It was his job to finish it there, and he just didn't get it done.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«He has pitched more than an inning in the past. That's not a big issue. He was fine.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«It just hit the bat and went out. It's just one of those baseball things that happen sometimes in the ninth inning. When it happens for you, you're very happy. When it happens against you, you're not quite so happy.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«Harper did a tremendous job. His ball had really good like today. He was throwing his ball at his best. It was fun to watch.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«I think they're turning it up in tight situations and I like it. Our guys, as the game gets later, it just seems like their focus gets better at the plate.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«We had seven walks today. You saw a little bit of patience. When it got tight, I saw a little bit of patience and it was fun to watch.»
Author: Joe Maddon
«Dan has the most experience, and for right now, he's going to have the most opportunities to close.»
Author: Joe Maddon