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Mike Hargrove Quotes
«Dave threw the ball well and kept it down. That's the way to pitch best, throwing the ball nice and easy.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«He's still a young kid. We just need to see him not get frustrated by everything.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«I've always been intrigued by Ichiro batting third. I was when I was managing against him, and I have been since I've been his manager. It's not out of the realm of possibility that it could happen (someday). There's nothing like that being considered now. And there won't be, unless I talk to Ichiro first. And that's not on the calendar.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«He's fine. [Mariners trainer] Rick [Griffin] has been in contact with their trainer, and what we heard is that he's OK.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«No, he's not quite ready. He needs to get his pitch count up and needs to get in more innings.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«He's coming along on schedule. He's keeping the ball down and is getting stronger each time out. Right now, he's doing a good job, no complaints.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«One might have been stunned. I don't know if stunned is the right word, maybe surprised.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«Two or three of them we could have kept for another week, but to get one inning in a week is not good for them or us. Sending them down makes sense, let them get ready for the season.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«That's about as surprised as I've been this Spring Training.»
Author: Mike Hargrove
«How we're going to limit his innings remains to be seen. We can drop him down in the rotation ... when we have days off, we can skip his turn. There's a lot of things we can talk about. We haven't settled on any one strategy; it may be a combination of plans. But the one thing is that we don't want this kid going out there throwing 250 innings.»
Author: Mike Hargrove