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Willie Randolph Quotes
«Comeback wins are always nice. Anytime you can take a game away it's always big.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«He turned a big double play with a lot of pressure on him.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«That really got us kick-started. That was a sweet double play.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«There was a little tightness last night and I guess he wanted to nip it in the bud right away. I think he just wanted to have peace of mind to have someone look at it.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«I think if it was anything serious, they would have given me a heads-up on it. I don't think it's anything big.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«He was trying too hard to impress us. He was overthrowing.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«It is fair to say that it could have held him up. He could have gotten into a routine quicker if he had been around more.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«We know what kind of team they have. Being frustrated about losing two out of three early in the season, your mind is not in the right place if that's the way you're going to react. Would it have been nice [to have swept Atlanta]? Yeah. Who knows? We might go there [next weekend] and win three straight.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«Not all guys deal with injuries the same way. Some guys can play with injuries, some guys can't. I'm not saying he can't. But hamstrings are a different kind of injury. Like I've said before, hamstrings are a funny kind of injury.»
Author: Willie Randolph
«Today, it was obviously pretty much bad game management. He gave up an 0-2 home run [to Barfield], which is not what you want to do. He made bad pitches at the wrong time. He has to do a better job of managing his game.»
Author: Willie Randolph