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Jack McKeon Quotes
«You got to pitch and stay ahead of the guys. He got hurt.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«You have to tip your cap to Andy Pettitte. He kept us at bay. Pitching is going to win. Theirs was better than ours tonight.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«You have rules, and you expect each player to do what he's expected to do. When they don't, you do something about it. When you do, you're a bad guy.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«I haven't made a decision yet. I am not ready to announce a decision yet.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«I would say that three-quarters of the times, these guys bunt on their own. They know how to play the game. You try to get them to hit to right field, or if you can't do that, get the guy over.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«He did a good job. It's too bad we don't have more games where we could give him a few more opportunities, but he did his job tonight. We were very proud of the way he performed out there and stayed within himself. I think he's got a good future here.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«The last couple of years I haven't had as much fun as I'd like. Since I'm the leader, I'll take full responsibility for the poor year we had.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«I think over the last part of the year he wasn't as sharp; he may have been tired. Most of the time he has pretty good control. He has shown that he can be a good fifth starter.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«It's probably going to mean driving my tractor back home [in North Carolina] and smoking cigars.»
Author: Jack McKeon
«What? Your wrist hurts?»
Author: Jack McKeon