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Bobby Cox Quotes
«We've given Kolb a crack at it, Reitsma a crack at it, and of course, Farnsworth was closing in Detroit. We'll get it worked out. I still think Reits can do it.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«We've seen Sheets really good the last couple of years.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«When you have Hampton and Thomson, you have to get them in.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«You don't know how good he is until you sit in the dugout. He looks deadly.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«Something special, Hudson getting back-to-back complete games. Andruw gave us what we needed today.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«[Atlanta: LHP Mike Hampton is back on the disabled list for a fourth time this season. Manager Bobby Cox said he's still counting on the left-hander ? who this time has a sore back after also being bothered by a sore forearm ? to help the Braves the final month. Hampton, who just came off the DL Aug. 14, is scheduled to return Sept. 4. When will he be ready to pitch?] I don't know. I can't tell you, ... We haven't given up yet.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«When they (rookies) all came up, the guys left standing moved it up a notch, too. It worked out perfectly.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«to the scouting department and the coaches and managers down below (minor leagues). They're the nuts-and-bolts guys, and if you're running a business, those are the guys who keep it together.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«Andruw, ... without him, we might be smelling trail dust out there.»
Author: Bobby Cox
«Without him, we might be smelling trail dust.»
Author: Bobby Cox