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Paul Byrd Quotes
«See, I needed that. I don't know if you noticed, but I didn't get my first strikeout until the fourth or fifth inning. I need guys to make plays for me out there.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«I love opening day. You've got a packed house and it's a playoff-type atmosphere. I'd love to see the fans come out for more.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«It's weird pitching in Cleveland with a Cleveland uniform on.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«I pitched OK. I didn't pitch exceptionally well, but I don't think I pitched five-runs poorly.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«It was a tremendous play. I thought for sure it was out of the park, then I saw that he had a line on it and I thought he was going to play it off the wall. I really didn't think he would get to it.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«It wasn't until the fifth inning that I struck somebody out. So the balls were going to be flying around so it was important the way the guys gave effort and made plays.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«You're only going to get games like that a few times a year. I appreciate the way my teammates picked me up.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«It was a very frustrating day in that way. My team would pick me up and I would go out and walk somebody. I can't say enough about how we played today.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«If the guys are gonna' score 10 or 11 runs again I definitely won't stop them. Some days they will have to pick me up and some days I will have to pick them up.»
Author: Paul Byrd
«It's only four games, we can't cruise. What we didn't want to do is press. And so far, we haven't pressed.»
Author: Paul Byrd