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Ken Macha Quotes
«It appeared to me that they pitched us fastballs away the whole series,»
Author: Ken Macha
«We have to make an adjustment. The pitching remained constant -- for both teams.»
Author: Ken Macha
«We have to make an adjustment. The pitching remained constant ? for both teams.»
Author: Ken Macha
«We have to make an adjustment. The pitching remained constant ? for both teams.»
Author: Ken Macha
«[Santana] appeared to have good life on his fastball, he mixes in a changeup, and he has a good breaking ball. It seemed to me that they worked us outside the whole series. We need to make an adjustment there.»
Author: Ken Macha
«Quite a baseball game. I probably would have paid to see that one.»
Author: Ken Macha
«Maybe today's a pretty good testament to what he can do.»
Author: Ken Macha
«Walks and hit batters are not a good formula against this club. They worked the daylights out of (Zito). One guy after another having five-, six-, seven-pitch at-bats ? that's a task at getting through that batting order.»
Author: Ken Macha
«He knows how to pitch. He didn't get into a set pattern. He'd start some guys off with soft stuff and finish them with fastballs inside, and then he'd go after guys with fastballs and finish them with [breaking balls].»
Author: Ken Macha
«I think we were fortunate the score was as close as it was,»
Author: Ken Macha