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Joe Torre Quotes
«We're too involved in a pennant race to concern ourselves with uncertainty. The uncertainty fits in with the energy we need to play these final two weeks.»
Author: Joe Torre
«I guess it was fitting; it was incredible. After last night's exhausting game, to play as well defensively as we did today was hugely important.»
Author: Joe Torre
«We'll be looking at [Leiter in relief] the rest of the way.»
Author: Joe Torre
«I'm assuming he'll be able to start on his day. I don't think anything was a problem today.»
Author: Joe Torre
«Everything was up. I know he wanted to stay in the game but I think it was the best thing to do.»
Author: Joe Torre
«[He] doesn't live in the past.»
Author: Joe Torre
«A flag goes up after three days in a row.»
Author: Joe Torre
«They [the Red Sox] are playing at home. They're the best club in baseball at home. You can't think about them. We have to think about us. We control our destiny. If we win all our games, we win.»
Author: Joe Torre
«You don't know what you're going to get with the start and stop stuff, but he had a good look about him. It was important to get him a big lead where he didn't have to drain himself from pitching in a close game.»
Author: Joe Torre
«The only thing you hope doesn't happen is that we start and then stop. That would be a hardship we'd have to deal with.»
Author: Joe Torre