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Chad Cordero Quotes
«It gave me goose bumps.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«Thirty would have been great, ... I would've been happy with anywhere between 25 and 30.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«I did stuff I thought I'd never do, ... It was totally unexpected.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«No, ... it's sad because we won't see each other for five months. And we won't see the fans, either.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«Should [Rocky] Biddle struggle, don't be surprised if Cordero gets the call.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«I'm totally fine with that, if that's what he wants to do. Give someone else a chance to do the job, and give me some rest.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«I don't have that overpowering pitch. I've got to stay low in the (strike) zone and get ground balls and weak fly balls.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«A lot more people notice me. I was at the MGM Grand and someone noticed me out there. It was kind of weird.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«I never thought I would do what I did last year. This year it's a lot different. I know my role, but I've still got to go out there and work hard and battle and show that last year wasn't a fluke.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)
«Any time you have a chance to go out there and play for your country, it's a big deal. You always want to go out there and represent the USA the best you can, especially since baseball is out of the Olympics and this is basically our Olympics.»
Author: Chad Cordero
(Baseball Player)