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Lloyd McClendon Quotes
«I'm at peace with myself and with where my life is at this point. There were a lot of positives [about his managerial days]. More than anything, I think about the opportunity to manage a major-league club that Mr. [Kevin] McClatchy and Mr. [Cam] Bonifay gave me.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«Gonzo got a little wild on us.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«Hopefully, it's nothing serious. From what the trainers told me, he took a lot of ice and felt a lot better when he left. We'll reevaluate in the morning.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«He's a nice-looking young player. He did a good job for us.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«Jim may be a few years older, but nothing has changed. He still has the energy. He's still very enthusiastic, and the players have taken to him.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«I've heard how Jim was burned out, but I didn't see it back then, and I don't see it now. More than anything, he was disappointed by how some of the guys were going about their business.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«We're going to re-evaluate him (today).»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«His pitches had gotten up and certainly we did not want him to extend any further than he had extended it. He got his work in.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«I thought his first inning was pretty darn good.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon
«Injuries are part of the game. You certainly don't want your star players going down, and hopefully it's nothing serious.»
Author: Lloyd McClendon