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Mark Loretta Quotes
«Second is probably my most natural spot to hit in the order, ... [to] utilize making contact, possibly hit and run, that type of thing.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«We're not satisfied now,»
Author: Mark Loretta
«That's what perseverance and mental toughness are all about -- how you respond to negative times.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«I think the way we've manufactured runs lately is encouraging,»
Author: Mark Loretta
«It's smart to stay sharp. With tonight and Monday, we're getting two days off in a span of five days. That's ample.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«They were the better team. We wanted to fight back, and they didn't let us.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«It's been a big roller-coaster ride, but that makes it that much sweeter. We've been through a lot of ups and downs. That's what perseverance and mental toughness are all about: how you respond to negative times.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«There was some incentive to prove people wrong. We wanted to have a good showing and we really didn't. That was disappointing.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«I think his experience is going to be unbelievable tomorrow. He doesn't have any fear, and he doesn't take his time. He dictates the pace. As an infielder, that helps so much. Having him go tomorrow, I think he could turn this thing.»
Author: Mark Loretta
«That's baseball. They were able to capitalize on their good fortune. That's what good teams do.»
Author: Mark Loretta