Orlando Luis Cabrera Ramírez, nicknamed "O-Cab" and "The OC", (born November 2, 1974) is a Colombian-American former baseball infielder. (wikipedia)
I don't to want to let any day go by if I can play.
Hey, that was our secret weapon. We hadn't used him in the playoffs, but every time we needed him, he came up big for us this year.
Sometimes guys play a long time in the Minors and have a hard time finding a role, ... He's solid; he swings the bat pretty good, too.
I saw Bartolo Colon's trainer the other day and he said, 'I haven't seen you in three weeks, what no massages?' ... I have too much energy, too much motivation. I don't need massages. I'm not thinking of what part of my body hurts.
Moving up in the order, hitting in front of Garret and Vladdy, that has helped a lot -- seeing better pitches. That is the spot. There are a lot of things you can do.
He looks a little tired. I'm sure it's nothing we have to worry about because one day he can just go off until the end of the season.
We have to step up and try to win games like that, close games. You don't have to get seven, eight runs every night.
We have to step up and try to win games like that, close games, ... You dont have to get seven, eight runs every night.
He keeps swinging, man. At some point he's going to turn that around and he's going to help us win games.
I'm speechless. Great play, man, unbelievable. He covered a lot of ground. I didn't think he was going to be able to make it. He got it done. We always come out with good plays in those kind of situations.