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Steve Trimper Quotes
«We needed Robby to fill that starter role. Whether he stays in it or not ... he's such a valuable closer for us, also. He did a great job.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«It was nice to see Quintal bust out. He came up with a big hit.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«Anytime a freshman comes in and hits over .300, you're happy. He's surprised me, but I always thought he'd be a good ballplayer.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«Finally, Dan said, 'I think it's unsafe.' He made the right call.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«Their guy did a great job. This is the one game out of the 28 we've played that we didn't lay off breaking balls outside the zone.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«He lost the grip and threw a ball about seven feet over the catcher's head, which killed us. He's one pitch away [from being out of trouble] right there.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«You've got good teams playing and they've got great pitching. I think that those pitchers they ran at us were the best arms we've seen since we played at Ole Miss.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«He's got a strong arm. It was a game-saving throw right there.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«I thought as a senior he deserved to be out there to finish it up.»
Author: Steve Trimper
«I thought we tried to do too much pitching-wise. We tried to impress too much. We tried to be too fine and before you know it you're at 2-0. It's tough to pitch when it's 2-0.»
Author: Steve Trimper