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Ted Lilly Quotes
«I felt good, especially in the first couple innings, ... I had good command of my curveball. After [the first few innings], I kind of lost the feel of my curveball a little bit, but I was able to keep them at bay just enough.»
Author: Ted Lilly
«Every year, [the Yankees are] going to have a pretty potent lineup, ... and I think I've run into them on a lot of days where I haven't been throwing the ball very well. Even today, I thought I threw the ball pretty well, and I still gave up three runs. It's just a really tough club to go out there and control.»
Author: Ted Lilly
«I think I have two more starts left against New York and Boston,»
Author: Ted Lilly
«I was finally able to get the curve ball over for strikes, ... I wasn't able to do that my last two starts.»
Author: Ted Lilly
«To put it very mildly, I'm disappointed in the way I've gone out there and competed, ... I guess, coming into this year, I just expected us to be competitive in this league. And [I expected] myself to really make a push to help us do that.»
Author: Ted Lilly
«Really, my expectations were to just give us a chance,»
Author: Ted Lilly
«A lot of times, they feel that pressure.»
Author: Ted Lilly
«I think, in the past, I've tried to pitch on stuff,»
Author: Ted Lilly
«By locating, I can be able to do that, [even] if I may be off a little that night.»
Author: Ted Lilly
«I would imagine their legs were getting stiff, ... It seemed like that one inning took an hour. There wasn't one time when I needed to make a key pitch that I did.»
Author: Ted Lilly