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Ken Griffey Jr. Quotes
«We won four out of six. If we win four out of six for the rest of the year, how many wins is that? We?d have over 100 victories. That would be nice.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«It didn't really bother me. It just tightened up a little bit. That was it.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«Guys weren't up there swinging for home runs. We tried to make solid contact. We got a couple of balls in the air and they went out.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«We're going to come in and see tomorrow.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«It's just a little tight.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«You have a commanding lead in home runs -- for the No. 9 spot in the batting order.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«It's just a knot. They rub it out, it comes back.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«It's tough. I hate to not be playing, more than anything.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«Certain things work good for the player and good for the team. It's a mutual decision on what we needed at the time - they needed a spot for LaRue and things like that. So it's beneficial for both of us.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.
«It's just one of those things that it's there, you know it's there, and I just don't want to get to the point where I'm out for a longer period of time because I did something else trying to compensate for it. This way, (we) get it done, get it over with and I look forward to May.»
Author: Ken Griffey Jr.