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Phil Garner Quotes
«He's pitched well. I'm impressed with several of their young players ... him in particular.»
Author: Phil Garner
«We wanted to get one on the board as quickly as possible.»
Author: Phil Garner
«I came to a couple of the games, watched him pitch and he pitched great. I took over (as manager) and he pitched great. I learned that whatever it is he wants to do, he's going to do it.»
Author: Phil Garner
«Teams just don't get shut out nine times with one guy (starting), ... It just defies all senses we know in this game. It's like Catfish Hunter used to always say. 'It's not how you pitch. It's when you pitch.'»
Author: Phil Garner
«I told him to take whatever time he needed, to come back when he's ready, ... That may be tomorrow, that may be the next day or the next day after that.»
Author: Phil Garner
«Willy, that's his game, ... He creates problems.»
Author: Phil Garner
«When you play these type of games, they're going to be close. That's why you've got to know what you're doing and execute. We didn't execute.»
Author: Phil Garner
«That's not a fluke,»
Author: Phil Garner
«These are our best umpires, and it's not an exact science. I don't know that you can make it an exact science.»
Author: Phil Garner
«They were swinging the bats pretty good and it didn't look like things were going to happen with a big night offensively. So Roy had to pitch well, and he did. So did Brad.»
Author: Phil Garner