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Bob Melvin Quotes
«He's hitting the ball the other way, staying on the ball, and we saw that all spring. It's a much more consistent approach and for a guy who's not going to play as much as he did last year, you have to have that approach. You can't get too pull-happy.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«You're not going to win many games getting two hits.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«Other than that one little stretch there, he threw the ball nice. True to form, how he's pitched his whole career is he's gotten into some jams and made a pitch to get out of it.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«If it doesn't hit his glove, it probably goes through and we get a double play.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«Other than that one little stretch there, I thought he threw the ball nice.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«To take one here and whack them around a little bit feels pretty good.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«Tony really worked to draw a walk, and that really broke his heart.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«We want him. He makes us better, he makes us deeper.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«You're not going to win many games getting two hits. . . . I don't know what we could have done differently. We just didn't get a whole lot of good swings.»
Author: Bob Melvin
«You can use that to your advantage too, knowing what your deficiencies are and what the catcher may try to go after right away. It's always a chess match, and that's why guys that stay in the big leagues and are successful for a long time make adjustments constantly from day-to-day.»
Author: Bob Melvin