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Ken Hibbard Quotes
«It was a good game. In the seventh inning, we had a runner on second. It could have gone either way.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«Clay just finished with basketball, and I know he's going to settle down and pitch well for us this year.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«Kirtland has already played five games this season, and their coach said they've just been crushing the ball. But Garrett came in and gave up just three hits the rest of the way. He shut them down.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«Cortez gave us every chance to take the game, but we didn't do it. Thursday's game was a good loss, if there is such a thing. (Friday) was a bad loss.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«We still didn't play great, but it was much better. But I'm very impressed by the job Mike did today in what was really his first varsity experience. He was around the plate all game and changed speeds for us. He did a great job.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«He's just a pup. He's really done well this year. This was a good outing for him.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«Garrett took the loss. Clay came in, and to be honest, he just didn't have his stuff.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«Clay had a great offensive game.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«It was a good game. But we just couldn't hit today.»
Author: Ken Hibbard
«We came out great in the first inning. We got off to a great start. But we didn't hit the rest of the game.»
Author: Ken Hibbard