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Mark Mann Quotes
«He'll work up to throwing about 45, 50 pitches in a simulated game. After that, we'll schedule him in a game.»
Author: Mark Mann
«It went good, and he did well.»
Author: Mark Mann
«We will not put him in a game until he is pain free.»
Author: Mark Mann
«He said he felt good.»
Author: Mark Mann
«We're not worried about it. We're just going to skip him for one start and try and calm it down.»
Author: Mark Mann
«It went well. The hitters said he had better velocity and good movement on all his pitches.»
Author: Mark Mann
«There's still no timetable. We're taking it start by start.»
Author: Mark Mann
«We're just taking our time with it. He's progressing in his running. We're going to see how he responds (Thursday), and that will determine his availability for (tonight's) game.»
Author: Mark Mann
«We'll take a look at him when he returns. We're looking at him playing early next week.»
Author: Mark Mann
«Throwing off the mound has never been a problem throughout this whole thing. The running and fielding his position is our biggest concern. We want him to be completely pain-free, no stiffness with any type of running or agility activity before he goes out and pitches in another major league spring training game.»
Author: Mark Mann
