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Tony La Russa Quotes
«Sometimes you get what you deserve. For 40 to be [No.] 200 and to make it a grand slam, it's like it's from the movies.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«He just had no feel. Everything he tried to do, he was missing his target. It was one of those days that he just didn't have a feel for the game of pitching.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«He won the game for us. That game could have been blown open. The game was there, and somehow he strikes those three guys out. He's having a great year for us.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«It's good for you guys. Maybe you'll get off his case a little bit.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«I don't think we're supposed to be pleased that we got beat two of three series. I thought this was an important salvage game. We go home on a win. I don't think we embarrassed ourselves.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«He just will not back off the competition. He's never surprised by it. We're fortunate that we have a lot of guys who are not afraid of the ninth inning.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«the way he does it. He makes it a point to see a lot of pitches and he does that on purpose.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«He's got to play, ... or he's not as tough as I say he is.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«That's two huge hits. That's a good sign for us.»
Author: Tony La Russa
«He really competed that at-bat and I really thought he was going to tie the game when the ball left the bat.»
Author: Tony La Russa