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Mike Hargrove Quotes
«He made two pitches up in the zone. That turned out to be the difference in the game.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«It's not very typical of him to miss as badly as he missed. That was an indication that he was feeling it tonight. But he shut them down pretty good and came back and threw well.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«You watch the way he carries himself, ... It's not arrogantly, it's confidently. You'd think he's old beyond his years, then you look at his eyes and think, 'This guy's a pup.' He's still a tender guy. Our job is to keep his feet on the ground.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«I don't care how much money you're paid to do whatever it is that you do, you want to be successful and you have pride in that,»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«He was brought here to drive in runs and he's done that all year for us -- probably none bigger than tonight.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«He did not have pretty at bats tonight,»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«You finally break through and at the last possible second,»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«Knowing Adrian, this doesn't surprise me. He's always going to volunteer.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«It was one of those games. We had lots of chances to score and they made some great plays.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«All the walls Jeremy was running into finally took its toll. Jose hurt his wrist taking early batting practice.»
Author: Mike Hargrove