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John Gibbons Quotes
«It's big-league baseball, man, ... Get out and get after it, you know? There are worse jobs in the world.»
Author: John Gibbons
«I don't see the point in running him out there at this point in the year. It doesn't make sense.»
Author: John Gibbons
«We'll be ready to play. We've got a chance to influence the outcome of this thing. That's enough incentive right there.»
Author: John Gibbons
«But the top teams, in whatever sport, always bring out the best in you. That means you're usually ready to play, not that you'll win them all.»
Author: John Gibbons
«It's going to be nice to have a say in it.»
Author: John Gibbons
«How many guys in the league would love to do that?»
Author: John Gibbons
«Why would you want an easy one? If we had an easy one we wouldn't know what to do with it. If it's easy it's no fun.»
Author: John Gibbons
«It's kind of a natural progression. The guy's got the stuff. He's starting to believe in himself, too. The first time up -- rookie year or whatever -- until you establish yourself, you're never sure if you belong. You feel like you almost live and die with every outing.»
Author: John Gibbons
«He's become a better pitcher. He's throwing more strikes. He's got a better feel for that breaking ball now, and he's locating his fastball better. He's ahead more and he's been real tough on right-handers.»
Author: John Gibbons
«He's getting there. He's not full-speed. We'll see how it goes. Maybe this weekend. We'll see if he's ready.»
Author: John Gibbons