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Ken Macha Quotes
«We've got a lot of young pitchers, and they've got a lot of young position players, ... There are a lot of similarities. In a small, low-budget kind of deal, you've got to have youth mixed in there. I think both sides have handled it well.»
Author: Ken Macha
«We're still focused on the division. We knew this would be a difficult road trip.»
Author: Ken Macha
«Barry's our ace. The guy we pin all our hopes on. He's got the right to determine the outcome of the game.»
Author: Ken Macha
«We picked up a game on 'em.»
Author: Ken Macha
«I asked him if he was fatigued or anything, ... He said, 'No,' so I said, 'Then let's let 'er rip.'»
Author: Ken Macha
«We're on an extremely difficult road trip, and we're 3-3. If we come out of it 5-5, we should be in pretty good shape.»
Author: Ken Macha
«They put on a show against us, ... They're leading the majors in home runs for a reason. That's what they did to us today.»
Author: Ken Macha
«Every win is big. Perhaps this will give us some confidence swinging the bats, a five-run inning. It's a tremendously challenging road trip for us. We'll have to score some runs on this road trip.»
Author: Ken Macha
«I'd welcome seeing us swing the bats better.»
Author: Ken Macha
«He [Schilling] threw the ball very well for a span of four innings and kept them in the game. But our guy was pretty good.»
Author: Ken Macha