We are making our push. We are obviously trying to catch up for the shaky start we had.
We had to win the first game. This was the ice breaker.
We went out there trying hard. Unfortunately, we're not in the business of trying. We're in the business of doing.
We're making our push. We seem to have every aspect of our game going for us right now.
We've got to take this as one game. We've got to forget about what we did tonight and come out fresh tomorrow.
When he needs a break, I'm going to go out there and try to do the best that I can. Hopefully it won't be too much of a downgrade. I'll be ready to play.
When the time comes to perform, I want to be there and be one of the key guys contributing to the success of the team.
With this club, it doesn't matter where you hit. You're going to have people on base, one through nine.
Wow, now that's a blast from the past, that lineup, especially with (Perez). I definitely don't remember that game, but I remember that team. That was a different time, that's for sure.
You can feel the fans almost breathing down your neck when you're in the on-deck circle. And whatever they have to say, they will say it to you. They won't hold back.
You have to have speed, but you also have to have good reaction to what the pitcher is doing,'' Raines said.
You're always surprised. You never know what's gonna happen at Yankee Stadium.
You've got to keep an everyday player's attitude to play this game. It's just going to be a matter of dealing with the disappointment of not being able to play every day.
[Retirement] was very serious. My family has been pushing me to retire. I have a son who is already 15. In two years he'll be out of high school and I never really got to see him grow up. I've sacrificed a lot.
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