I felt like [Fried's] command was not as good those final few, Boone said. He's just making so many big pitches, and his stuff was good. He gave us what we needed and felt really good about the outing he put forth, but I felt pretty convicted. Especially we got the double play, it's like, Let's go get one more hitter and be good.
"I felt like his command was not as good those final few," Boone said. "He's just making so many big pitches, and his stuff was good. He gave us what we needed and felt really good about the outing he put forth, but I felt pretty convicted. Especially we got the double play, it's like, 'Let's go get one more hitter and be good.'"
"Let's be honest, nobody thought we were going to make it to October," Cora said at Fenway Park, per Peter Abraham of The Boston Globe. "Whoever said that, yeah, we're a playoff team, that's [expletive] bull-[expletive] to be honest with you. Nobody thought we were going to make it to October. It was New York; it was Baltimore; it was Toronto. We believed that we were going to play in October. We set our standards every single day and we hit our standards. Up and down, trades, injuries, we kept going. And you have to let them know because over 162 [games] to do that is not easy and they accomplished that."
Listen, if you don't think he's a good manager, OK, then don't think he's a good manager; but when you're gonna try to start little fights about nonsense like this that he went to see his son in his first coaching job with North Carolina I'm sorry, I don't have a problem with it. And I've always said that about players, too. You know, when players are out, Oh, they should be back in the hotel room.