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Joe Torre Quotes
«Johnny knows what's important. They want to win there, but he also knows he has to get himself right. He knows that while he is playing in the Classic, it's still the time of year you have to get in shape and look out for yourself.»
Author: Joe Torre
«That's why you start with two or three innings and then stretch it out an inning each time. Stamina is something you work toward right now.»
Author: Joe Torre
«He was great today. He had real good command, got a good workout and seemed to do whatever he wanted to. I know he's got to be really satisfied with himself.»
Author: Joe Torre
«I feel more secure playing him at first base on a field I know is good.»
Author: Joe Torre
«I'm not concerned about him, based on the fact that I saw him pinch-hit the other day, plus the fact that Cash talked to him. It appears to be a Spring Training type of feeling.»
Author: Joe Torre
«He probably won't be ready. It's probably going to be 10 days or two weeks.»
Author: Joe Torre
«Johnny knows what's important [in preparing for a season]. I'm not concerned about him, based on the fact that he pinch hit [Sunday] and Cash talked to him.»
Author: Joe Torre
«He probably won't be ready.»
Author: Joe Torre
«We'll get to there and see what our needs are.»
Author: Joe Torre
«The negative thing about losing turns out to be a benefit for us in that we don't have to cram everything into the last week or 10 days.»
Author: Joe Torre