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John Gibbons Quotes
«We're moving in the right direction. We filled some needs and now we need to go out there and see how good we are.»
Author: John Gibbons
«The best work you can get is taking balls off the bat, over and over and over again.»
Author: John Gibbons
«I think Cat has found his place out there in left.»
Author: John Gibbons
«Any time you lose a Gold Glove, that's a hit. But that allowed us to make that trade. We saw Hill play enough second base, and he was good. If we had any doubts, that might have changed our mind about making a move or not.»
Author: John Gibbons
«He's got to get to know everybody. We tell guys to catch the guys they don't know, but especially him.»
Author: John Gibbons
«I don't really want to juggle [the order] unless I'm forced to like we did last year. It doesn't have to be right, left, right, left, right now, though.»
Author: John Gibbons
«He tweaked his quad a couple of days ago lifting. He'll have to take it easy for a week, two weeks. He still has plenty of time to get ready.»
Author: John Gibbons
«It's in the same area he had the problem last year. He only threw a few pitches and we shut him down.»
Author: John Gibbons
«He's pretty steady with what he does each year. He drives in his share of runs. He'll probably hit close to 20 home runs. I've heard where he's going to hit more than that, and we'd love that, but that's not something he needs to do.»
Author: John Gibbons
«The good pitchers were ahead of the hitters today.»
Author: John Gibbons