Willie Randolph
Willie Randolph
Willie Larry Randolphis an American former Major League Baseball second baseman and manager. During an 18-year baseball career, he played from 1975 to 1992 for six different teams, most notably the New York Yankees. He has joined ESPN as a postseason baseball analyst, beginning in September 2013. He will mainly be on Baseball Tonight, and provide updates during Monday and Wednesday night September network telecasts...
ProfessionCoach
Date of Birth6 July 1954
CityHoly Hill, SC
bad bit hurting obviously picking time
We're obviously picking a bad time to go into a little bit of a swoon. And it's hurting us.
bad funk hurting picked time
We've got to see if we can get something going from the little funk we're in. Obviously, we've picked a bad time to go into a little swoon and it's hurting us.
bad funk hurting picked time
We've got to see if we can get something going from the little funk we're in, ... Obviously, we've picked a bad time to go into a little swoon and it's hurting us.
good playing
We've got to play them anyway. As long as we're playing well, then it's a good thing.
kenny reminded
He reminded me of Kenny Lofton of yesteryear. Those were big plays. They could have got us back in the game.
moving translate
He's a big guy, and there's a lot of moving parts. Hopefully, it can translate into something more consistent.
change environment good guy label mean moving somebody team
He's a big guy and has a lot of moving parts. He has to be more consistent. The change in environment can be good for him. Just because you put a label on somebody with one team doesn't mean he'll be the same way with another team.
assets backup certain early finish gives grind nice played swinging
He's a guy, overall, that gives us more assets in that spot. Miguel played well for us early in the year, and he can always go out there and grind and claw and do certain things. But he did come here to be backup guy. If Kaz can finish up strong, the way he's swinging right now, it would be nice for us.
balls capitalize good hitters poor
Good hitters capitalize on poor pitching. He got some balls up in the zone.
continue everybody using
We'll continue using everybody who's in camp. It'll be a competition.
continue everybody judgment ready
We'll continue to let everybody play. This is a competition. I'm not ready to make a judgment at this time. Day to day, things change.
art favorite
The Art of War' is one of my favorite books. To me, it's all about winning. When you go into competition, there is an art to it. There is a way to do it if you want to be the best.
good hopefully shows
That was good to see, ... It was just one time, but hopefully that shows him he can get up in there.
coming guys perfect time today worked
That was something that I usually like to do periodically, but today was a perfect time to do it. I always like to let guys know where I'm coming from and what I expect. It worked out good, because if we were on the field, we probably wouldn't have had it.