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Roger Clemens Quotes
«I told C.B., 'Don't pay attention to me today, I woke up on the wrong side of the bed,' ... I had a little fire in my belly.»
Author: Roger Clemens
«Maybe, I'm the Grim Reaper, ... I miss a start and we scored 10 runs.»
Author: Roger Clemens
«Every time I hear the anthem I think about her,»
Author: Roger Clemens
«Ever since I've come home to pitch my job has been more than just about pitching. But I still recognize that's the most important thing, to go out there and win.»
Author: Roger Clemens
«I didn't want to come home to wave and tip my cap and just be there,»
Author: Roger Clemens
«I've got guys getting the laundry bag out of my closet to go down and keep filling it with ice,»
Author: Roger Clemens
«I try to stay as young as I can around these guys. But when you're sitting on ice bags, both hamstrings, you're getting close (to the end).»
Author: Roger Clemens
«There's a big part of my heart that's missing now with my mother gone, ... I knew I pitched for her, but I didn't realize how much I did that.»
Author: Roger Clemens
«It took a lot of work from a lot of guys in this clubhouse. It made it worth the wait. It made it worth my decision to come back. Playing this time of year never gets old.»
Author: Roger Clemens
«It was worth the wait. This is for the city. This is for our fans at home.»
Author: Roger Clemens