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Wes Helms Quotes
«They said that (amphetamines were) in baseball, and as far as how much, we'll never know. They wanted everything out of baseball, and that's the way it is right now. It's definitely a clean sport, and everybody's who's on the field this year is clean, no matter who it is.»
Author: Wes Helms
«If he told me to put on the pads and go behind the plate, I'd never say no. I might get killed. But I'm the type of guy, this is my priority. This is my life. If the manager comes up to me and tells me to do something, I'm not going to say no.»
Author: Wes Helms
«The guy jumped four feet for that ball. I thought for sure it was over his head. I guarantee you maybe one other second baseman in the entire big leagues makes that play.»
Author: Wes Helms
«I hate when players say it's tough to pinch-hit. That's (crap). You got to prepare your mind to come off the bench. That's you're job.»
Author: Wes Helms
«It's real big, especially with a young team like this, you can just see the atmosphere in the clubhouse when they win. Everybody is so happy. When you lose with a young team, it seems like guys get down a little more. We try to help out with that the best way we can.»
Author: Wes Helms
«I never wear long sleeves. I don't like anything on my arms when I play.»
Author: Wes Helms
«That's why we're losing. There's a black cat behind the dugout.»
Author: Wes Helms