He runs so quietly ordsprog

He runs so quietly, I didn't hear him at all, and it actually shocked me a little bit. Then the rest of the men came blowing by me.

From what I saw in Spring Training, we were scoring runs and guys were hitting the ball pretty hard, and it showed tonight. I was hearing from a lot of people that we didn't score a lot of runs, so I think we shocked a lot of people today.

When you hear about our team, you hear about if you make a mistake, they'll get some runs, and I just think people press a little bit against us early in the game, and we were able to get a few runs. They know if they don't pick it up and throw it fast, we'll be on base.

When you play on the road in this conference, especially (in Las Vegas), you have to score runs. You have to put runs on the board, plain and simple, especially here with the wind blowing like it was.

We were shocked (to hear about Ethan) even though we knew the possibilities. I guess we didn't realize that it would happen again.

I was shocked ... because everybody was blowing it off like it wasn't going to be a big deal.

I called for it real loud, about three or four times before I hit him, but I didn't hear him at all. You're running, the crowd is loud, the wind is blowing. And the ball was in the sun, too, so you couldn't take your eye off it. That was no fun. The worst part is I didn't expect it. It would be different if you expected it and could brace yourself, but I couldn't.

In Texarkana, school integration was approached quietly, because they didn't want to have the problems like those taking place in Little Rock. That didn't mean there weren't problems. In Little Rock, with the integration of Central High, that didn't happen quietly, so here they tried to avoid those problems. I was at Grambling at the time, and we were doing things for the civil rights movement there. We were hitting the streets like a lot of colleges did, so we started going to other campuses and other cities.

Shocked? Everyone was shocked. You were shocked. I was shocked. He was shocked that it went in. It's hard to win or lose a game with 0.5 seconds left, but obviously it happened.

We're notorious for doing that. We'll score eight runs, seven runs or five runs, then lay down the rest of the way. Fortunately, we battled and held on for an area win.

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You seem to hear a different level of confidence they have. I'm not shocked at all, because I really think both of them are in a position, when I hear some of the workouts they've done, to do some scary things.

I think the ball may have a little extra carry on it. It just depends on how the wind is blowing. Any open stadium will do that: Blowing in or blowing out, it's going to change the effect.

I think we were just shell-shocked going into the overtime. We didn't come out with the same intensity in overtime that we had the rest of the game.

I didn't hear anything click, I didn't hear anything snap, ... I didn't hear anything like that, which is a good sign. The good thing is I don't have to play in three days, you know, I have a little bit of time. We can kind of treat it appropriately.

The distraction part was gone. We didn't hear about the December collapse. We didn't hear about Ricky. We didn't hear about the Jets. We just concentrated on our job. That's a little thing. But it can be a big thing when it contaminates everyone's mind.

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