Robinson Cano Quotes (19 Quotes)

He's always on me to stay out of trouble.

I want to win a World Series, so I'm going down to spring training and get ready for the season.

Shields had walked Gary Sheffield on four pitches and Hideki Matsui on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases for Cano. I was looking for a fastball and he threw me a fastball right down the middle, ... If he throws me that, I'm going to swing.

He's got great stuff. I saw him in the Futures Game in 2004, and he's very good. He's going to be a great pitcher.

I don't think I'm going to play. Maybe they'd use me once in a while, but I want to win a world championship. If I go there, I'll be sitting on the bench, and I want to get ready for the season.

I'm not perfect. Some things are going to happen in a game. I don't want them to happen, but I'm going to learn from my mistakes.

I took my eye off the ball trying to see where the runner was at. I made a mistake. Nothing I can do about it. If I don't make a mistake, it's a different story.

I'm going to be on the bench. I'm not going to play. They're going to use me once in a while. I want to get a world championship, and if I go there, I'm going to be sitting for games. I want to get ready for the season.

He's got a good fastball. I just remember one strikeout with two fastballs and a curveball.

I looked at third base. I made a mistake.

Tino Martinez and Don Mattingly were telling me, You made a mistake, now don't put your head down,' ... My father always told me the same thing.

I wanted to swing at anything close. As soon as I hit it, I said, 'Go over, Go over.' I just wanted to see it go over his head.

It was very disappointing, but there are two games left.

With two strikes, I was just thinking of anything close to the plate, ... I'm going to take my chances and swing at anything close. ...As soon as I hit it, I was saying, 'Go over, go over (Anderson's head).'

I know he throws a fastball, and for the first time I just said I was looking for the fastball. I was just trying to hit anything close to the plate.

It was a changeup, but I was trying to stay right in the middle, ... I was so excited for that, because I was trying to come up with a base hit to put a man on second with no outs.

I learned from my dad, if you make a mistake, don't let it happen again. Just keep your head up and keep playing.

I know he loves his fastball, ... So I just said, 'OK, I'm looking for fastballs.'

I don't pay any attention to that. Whatever happens, I've got to deal with it. I'm going to do the same thing I've been doing, try to stay back and swing at strikes.