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Ron Gardenhire Quotes
«Tough loss for us. We pitched good enough to win. We didn't score enough runs.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«It looks like we are going to go ahead and look into the possibility of getting this thing cleaned up and make sure we are ready for next year. We don't want to mess with that thing. He's pitched on it long enough.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«More than likely, ... if that's the route we decide to go.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We really didn't have much of a chance. Carlos (Silva) got hit pretty hard and Joe (Mays) couldn't get anything down and they killed him. When you are down that much offensively, it's tough to get back in it.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We're looking at the possibility of getting this thing cleaned up. He's pitched on it long enough. We're not going to mess it up and take a chance.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We need to make sure we're ready for next year for him. We don't want to mess with that thing. He's pitched on it long enough, and tonight he kind of tweaked it again.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«We all got nervous. I think everybody did.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«I don't even think about [the knee] at all. He's fine.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«It wasn't a perfect science earlier in the year with our pitching staff and Joe. There were issues. We sat down with the pitchers and we sat down with the catchers about how different guys like to pitch. That was something he had to learn.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire
«He didn't go after the ball. He didn't even move.»
Author: Ron Gardenhire