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Clint Hurdle Quotes
«I think the jury is still out on his bat. We'll work more with him and maybe see if there's a little more there. We're not talking about hitting home runs. We want him to be more consistent with the barrel. He's shown some improvement.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«We were up there hacking like chefs at Benihana's the first three innings.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«We're not going to accept being OK.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«Numbers speaking, he made one error the whole time he was at shortstop, which speaks volumes. He handled himself remarkably well. He showed major-league poise.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«He's not going to be invited back to be a part of the starting rotation. We have interest in bringing him back, but it's only in the bullpen.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«I think initially we need for him just to go out there and get outs, then we'll find a job a for him.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«Kim was very efficient with his pitches. He's so confident right now.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«has hit the ball harder with more consistency than anyone on this ballclub. Anytime you have Todd Helton on your ballclub, that's something.»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«He pitched without the fastball we've seen previous to this,»
Author: Clint Hurdle
«His fastball was short (Friday), and his command was mediocre. That being said, you're normally not able to make that statement and have a pitcher only give up one run in five-plus innings at Coors Field. So he deserves a pat on the back for that.»
Author: Clint Hurdle