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“So Andy said
I was his idol? Like I'm old enough to be his idol!” "Andy Pettitte,
he's the reason I was able to come home and play." "I think he's
going to be able to buy himself another ranch, put it that way." “There's never
been a question that he's a big-game pitcher.” "When you look
at Andy or talk to him, he's got such a happy face and such a happy demeanor
it belies how tough he is." "You really need
a game plan when you go up against him, and stick with it." “Andy is a big-game
pitcher. That's the bottom line.” "Maybe he felt
like he had some unfinished business there. He had a pretty good ledger
as a Yankee and I think he wants to add to that." “I think he
was comfortable in New York and a lot of people aren't.” "He does make
an art of studying hitters. If a guy consistently hits him well, he tries
to figure out why." "He's pitched
on three days rest and he's pitched hurt, he’s pitched when they've
needed him and he's playing for a team that's competing for a pennant." "Guys like Pettitte,
you have to get them early. Once they settle in and get a good rhythm
out there, it becomes a little more difficult chore." "He has a bellyful
of guts." "He's not afraid
to challenge you.” “He’s
tough on himself, but he never loses his focus…he channels that
anger the right way." “Andy's had
enough success in his career that he knows how to have success.” “It seems like every time he takes the mound, you're going to get 150 percent of what he's got. He's been around this game for a while. He knows how to pitch. He knows his strengths, and he's done a tremendous job for us.’ “He's a big-game pitcher.”
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