John Flaherty
John Flaherty
John Timothy Flahertyis a television baseball broadcaster and a retired Major League Baseball player. Flaherty was a catcher, and last played in the major leagues for the New York Yankees...
against control experience question starts throws whether
When he throws strikes, he's tough; we know that from our experience with him. It's never been a question about his stuff, it's been whether he can control it in the zone. He did that in two starts against us, unfortunately.
catch expected hit today
Today didn't go the way I wanted to. You're not expected to hit it but you are expected to catch it.
game nobody prepared
There is nobody who is more prepared or more intelligent about the game of baseball,
night feelings soda
The day I got called up to the majors I wasn't feeling well. I had gone out with my friends for 'sodas' the night before.
dark people individuality
...Say somebody shot somebody....We...are so concerned about whether this evidence was admitted properly...(and) not recognize the intrusion into our sacred individuality that is being caused every time people turn on the faucet? ...I am astounded by how much untruth has been officially promulgated (pro fluoridation).
dark water age
...The evidence that fluoridation of the public water supply at the rate of one part per million is carcinogenic is irrefutable.
attitude vision looking-forward
We've been seeing some good things from Randy. We're starting to see that Randy Johnson attitude that we've been looking forward to seeing.
lost stretch
To be up, 3-0, and not be able to stretch it out, ... that's probably where we lost it.
chance good hopefully randy
With Randy on the mound, we feel we have a good chance to win. Hopefully we will play better defense.
anybody harder sharper throws
With Randy, it's pretty straightforward. What he throws is just harder and sharper than anybody else.
ball looking running saw seen straight year
We saw a lot more strikeouts looking inside, which we haven't seen all year from Randy. He was able to keep that ball in there, keep it straight in there where it's not running back over the plate.