Carlos Garcia Quotes (25 Quotes)

After 10 years I know him pretty good and what he's going to do next,

Our biggest dream is to be able to do this for a living, to wake up every morning and just play music.

He'll put the ball in play a lot and won't strike out much. He has to learn to be more patient and learn the strikezone better, but that's a tough thing for Latin players to do because they are such free swingers.

I've seen a lot of players over the years with great baseball tools and good instincts, ... But this kid is something special. He does things nobody else can do.

One of the best things is that a job at Copper will do different things for people. An actual resort management experience might be something they can use as a gateway into this setting.

There's a lot of people in the community who oppose this, not just PROUD members.

Fonte is in London where he is currently undergoing a medical with Fulham.

There's nothing I can do. He came to third base with his head down.

He's the real thing. His footwork is the best I have seen in a long time, and he has great hands and instincts. Every team needs somebody good to play shortstop and he's the guy here. The way he played for us last year was outstanding.

It translates but there are some words that don't. It was difficult but mainly we do the Spanish production because a lot of parents don't speak English.

On an average year, we'll see about 277 inches and we're already at 308 inches.

This drill lets him eliminate everything else and concentrate on getting the ball into the glove. He's more than willing to put in the work.

I saw Dellucci's throw going a bit wide. There were two outs. Young made a good play, a perfect play so that the throw was there just in time.

When you are up front, they don't let you go. I had a bad day in Andorra yesterday and in Cerler they watched me, and besides, I didn't go well. I waited for Mancebo at a bad moment and that was good for me to catch the group.

It's one thing if you're face to face with someone, but if you're jumping on eBay trying to get a last-minute lift ticket, you're probably going to be the victim of a scam.

The thing about him is that not much looks difficult when he does it on defense. He works very hard at it, but when you watch him, all you see is how effortless it looks.

With him, it's all about the footwork. He's special that way. He's learned this year to know who the runner is and how much time he has. This kid is in the right spot at the right time 100 percent of the time.

The first time I saw this kid taking ground balls, I knew he would be something special,

That was a bad call. Even if he left the bag a little bit, it's a normal play here and he's a rookie umpire who called it different.

This is a possibility for kids who are interested in getting into resort operations or for someone who wants to finance spring break. College students are the perfect demographic because they are intelligent and can be trained in a week.

It's all about the hands. It's a drill to take all the body motion out of fielding the ball. You just want your hands to get used to reacting.

Yuni doesn't have to improve on anything. He's pretty outstanding at whatever he does.

I need that first big win. I'm always fifth or sixth but never first and I hope here I can do that,

I'm watching the ball in the gap, knowing that with Strong's speed he has no trouble getting to third. So I was waving. I did not know Jamal was not picking me up.

It has been hard for him. He has played shortstop and third base most of his career and the only way to learn a new position is to play it a lot. He's still learning.