He looked fine. He would have said something to me, and I probably would have taken him out of the game. |
He looked impressive. There was a pretty strong wind, too. |
He looked like he lost some weight. He said he still felt a little weak. |
He looked like he was diving into the end zone. He wasn't going to let anything stop him. |
He moved up there today. Then again, he's always been on my list. |
He never said anything about it. He said, 'My legs are fine.' Every now and then, [trainer Jeff Cooper] would say something and I'd rest him. When he gets out of this game, nobody can say he wasn't a tough guy, because he'll never tell you when he's hurt. |
He pitched us backwards, |
He reminds me of a young Willie Stargell. This is an award he definitely won. We were very fortunate to have a player like him in the minor leagues. When Thome went down, the rest was, like, history. I've seen this kid for 3 years and he's a tremendous hitter, a special hitter. He's going to be doing it for a long time. |
He seemed like he was doing OK today. When I talked to him, I didn't ask him if he wanted to sit. He kind of let me know that he wanted to play. |
He shocked 'em twice, didn't he? I think Coste is serious. I'm serious about Coste, too. |
He showed a lot. He showed how he can really pitch and be effective for us. I think he'll do the same [thing again]. |
He showed us in St. Louis that he can pitch a big game in the Major Leagues. That wasn't luck, because he was hitting spots that day and [making] quality pitches. |
He stands a real good chance of pitching in our rotation. |
He started having trouble with his command. He started to get the ball up. It looked like he started to overthrow the ball. |
He started to make adjustments in September. He hit lefties in the minor leagues, and he's going to hit lefties in the big leagues, too. If he keeps the same demeanor, he's going to be real good. |