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Eric Milton Quotes
«We got that nice early lead, and I gave it right back up.»
Author: Eric Milton
«It's nothing I'm proud of, but it seems to have become a part of my game, ... It's not something you try to do, obviously.»
Author: Eric Milton
«We watched tons of film, and I couldn't see much of a difference of what we could come up with,»
Author: Eric Milton
«It was one of those nights, ... I had things working. It was just a matter of getting ahead, throwing strikes and getting the first out. They've got a tough lineup. When you have Howard hitting sixth or seventh, you've got some big boppers at the bottom of the lineup.»
Author: Eric Milton
«My name's probably a bad word in Cincinnati, ... I'm looking to change that.»
Author: Eric Milton
«I've been trying to give it everything I've got to work hard and turn this thing around, ... I've had some good outings, but they've been overshadowed by the bad ones.»
Author: Eric Milton
«I've been looking forward to next year for a while, ... Next year can be a different story.»
Author: Eric Milton
«It was a good game to end on, except the [lack of a] win, ... But it's better than ending on a bad note, that's for sure. I wish I could have done more for the team, the organization and the fans this year.»
Author: Eric Milton
«A seven-run inning really puts you at ease. You can go out and relax and focus on what you have to do. It's nice to have a lead.»
Author: Eric Milton
«It's a matter of running a tight ship and pounding home the idea that baseball needs to be played the right way. The only thing he asks is you come [in] and bust your [tail]. Show up when you're supposed to. Do what you're supposed to.»
Author: Eric Milton