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Mark Hendrickson Quotes
«It's always good to get their perspective, a different view point. They're the one's we're competing against.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«How it looks to a hitter, the movement as it crosses the plate. That could help a pitcher.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«I tried to get too fine. Derek had a couple of good swings against me. It's that fine line between being aggressive and being picky.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«That's what makes their lineup so tough. It's such a fine line between being aggressive with them and not letting them burn you.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«I hope what he did doesn't get forgotten, because when you shut a team down you're doing something right.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«As far as I'm concerned, [the shoulder] is fine.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«I'm always seeing how the hip is. And that's where my focus is.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«Three pitches got up and they made me pay. They score runs in bunches and took advantage of my mistakes.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«It was kind of cut and dry. Three mistakes I made that were up and two walks that hurt me. They took advantage of my mistakes.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson
«It was kind of a cut and dried game. Three mistakes and two walks. That's what hurt me and they're a good team. They score runs in bunches and they took advantage of my mistakes.»
Author: Mark Hendrickson