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Shawn Chacon Quotes
«It didn't start well. Coming out and giving up a two-run home run.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«Giving up a two-run homer in the first inning is not what you have in mind. But you don't give up, you don't think too much about it. You just concentrate on keeping the game close from that point on. That's what I did and I was rewarded for it. We put up a lot of runs. It's no secret what we're going to do. We're going to pound people.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«There's a lot riding on it no matter what I'm doing. I can be anywhere in the league and there's a lot riding on the next start. That's how I take it.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«It just happened where I'm the guy that has to get skipped. I'll be ready to pitch Saturday.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«It wasn't that bad. I'd much rather pitch in these conditions than be a hitter. At least as a pitcher you're constantly moving.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«I take all the confidence in the world knowing that I did get out of those jams.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«I wouldn't say I needed it desperately. But after struggling the first couple of times you put more pressure on yourself.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«Not giving up two-run homers in the first inning, that's always a bonus.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«I wouldn't say I needed it desperately.»
Author: Shawn Chacon
«It's just big not only for myself, but for the team.»
Author: Shawn Chacon