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Mike Scioscia Quotes
«Bartolo couldn't have pitched any better. Zito has pitched a lot of good games, but I don't know if I've ever seen him pitch a better game. Everything was working for him. Bart matched him pitch for pitch, but we couldn't come up with any offense.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«There are 30 games left, but it's an even shorter season than that. We need to get some offense going, and we're going to go with productive bats. Not that Steve's not ever going to play.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«We feel to make the playoffs, it's going to take better production offensively than we've had.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«He's a guy who was available.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«Our guys aren't going to melt. They're going to go out and play their game. If we do that, I think we'll be there when we wrap this thing up.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«We pitched a great game and offensively, we scratched it out. Right now, we're fighting for every run.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«He's been able to bounce back from tough starts. He's been on a little bit of a learning curve, and is getting it. That was a terrific job tonight.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«He's been on a little bit of a learning curve, and is getting it. That was a terrific job.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«Ervin did what Bartolo [Colon] did the first night and what John Lackey did last night. [The starting pitching is] the heartbeat of our ball club. That takes the pressure off the bullpen; it takes the pressure off everybody.»
Author: Mike Scioscia
«In Oakland, it was purely a matter of command; he didn't have his good stuff. That decision [to remove him in Oakland] was based on Ervin not finishing off counts. Tonight it was just the opposite. He was in the zone early in counts and finishing off hitters. He was ahead in the count to most batters.»
Author: Mike Scioscia