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Ron Gardenhire Quotes
«He was ready. He stepped into a good situation. It was fun to see.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«I still think he runs a little ginger at times. But he's doing everything he has to do. I'm never going to say never until we get down to the end of spring training. I think you just leave your options open.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He threw well and felt fine afterward. That's good news.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We just really have to wait and see. On that schedule right there, getting in three games and if he feels comfortable throwing all three of his pitches, then he's probably going to be ready. But we're a little worried about this.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«If he starts really popping his pitches, then he could be ready. That's what we're hoping for.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«If everything comes back OK, then he will start hitting later in the week. Right now we're not quite sure where he's at.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He missed his spots early, but he started locating a little better near the end.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We knocked the fire out of the ball.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He hurt his wrist swinging in the world games. We're not for sure where we're at right now. That's part of baseball. He could've gotten hurt here, too.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«But as I told you before, we're a little worried about this.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire