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Ron Gardenhire Quotes
«We needed a win, desperately. We needed to get back and have a better feeling around here, and that's exactly what happened tonight.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«Hopefully tonight is the start. We'll have to see what the other guys do behind it now.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We needed a win ? desperately. He's pretty intense right now. No one wants to win more than Johan. That's what he cares most about ? winning.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«Another great pitched game by Johan. Another loss for a good pitching performance.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«At least there's a positive in that he's not going to have any sort of major reconstruction done on the tendon or anything torn up in there. It's good bad news.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He didn't play well here. He didn't hit the ball great, he didn't play great defense, but that's not the Bret Boone that we all know. He's a very classy young man. I have a lot of respect for him.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He found out over the weekend. It's been a tough few days for him.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He said Reinsdorf was squirming. I think he liked that.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He still likes baseball. He'll always ask me, 'Who's pitching today?' He always tells me the game goes in cycles -- he's right.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He threw the ball real well. He went right at their hitters.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire