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Ozzie Guillen Quotes
«should be a Gold Glove winner.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«That kid has been doing the same stuff all year long.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«I talked to him as a friend, talked to him like his father, ... I said: 'You continue to do this, you're going to ruin your life. Whatever happened in the past is over. You are strong enough to turn this page on the past.' »
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«[From all accounts, Jenks already had turned around his life. A wife and two children can do that.] I think this kid is pretty strong mentally, ... And it's my job, as long as he plays for me, to keep him on the right track, and I will.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«I'm not going to change anything, ... We play real well. Hopefully we keep it up back in Houston.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«As soon as the ball went out of the park, obviously the team went out and I was looking around for Bobby. You don't have to look twice because you can see him right away.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«He's a fat kid. He doesn't deny it.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«It's great for the White Sox organization. It's something we need. We hardly have anything in the Hall of Fame. Hopefully, he can hit another one and then we could have two.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«I know the security in Chicago is doing a great job and when something happens so quickly, you can't blame anybody,»
Author: Ozzie Guillen
«I told the police, 'Don't put him in jail, bring him to me in the dugout. Hopefully, that won't happen again.»
Author: Ozzie Guillen