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Bobby obviously was so important and instrumental in my career, so for me to be around in some capacity for his last go-round, that's something I wanted to be a part of ... Bobby obviously meant so much to so many people who played here. He was such an influence on so many guys' careers, and I certainly...
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The work ethic has been outstanding ... I assume that other part [of the leadership equation] will come as well. This is a guy who has pitched with Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux. You need to just talk the game. Talk baseball. The young kids watch the game, but sometimes they don't know what they're lookin...
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If you're fortunate enough to go in the Hall of Fame, it's a special day for you
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I’m happy and comfortable with where we are as far as that is all concerned ... I talked with Frank, so that is all behind us.
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In my mind, when my playing days ended last summer, that was the end of it for me ... I never seriously flirted with the idea of pitching any more. I'm OK with that. Physically I wouldn't be able to go out there and do the things I want to do anymore, so that makes it a lot easier to walk away and focus...
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that hopefully sometime relatively soon I can figure out if there's one aspect of it I really enjoy and can focus on that in the future.
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I know I want to at least get my foot in the door with the game of baseball on the business side of it as opposed to being a player
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Bobby obviously meant so much to so many people who played here ... He was such an influence on so many of these guys' careers. I fall into that category. He taught me so much about the game and myself and about respecting the game and how you carry yourself. Those aren't things that are just limited to...
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You know the expression the time of your life -- it was
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I think if anybody has any common sense ... they can figure out that I'm probably not going to pitch again.
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If this is something that I'm interested in doing, then that is something that I'm going to have to do to be able to do my job
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We're talking about a hodgepodge of things ... I don't want to commit to something and then determine that I don't like it or that the club doesn't like me in that role. That's why I may get a taste of a couple of different things.
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I haven't officially [retired] yet ... I don't know why. I think if anybody has any common sense, they can figure out that I'm probably not going to pitch again.
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Former Atlanta Brave pitcher Tom Glavine talks to members of the media after accepting the job as special assistant to Braves president John Schuerholz on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, during a baseball news conference in Atlanta.
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FILE -- In this Aug. 2, 2002, file photo, Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Tom Glavine throws to a St. Louis Cardinals batter in the first inning of a baseball game in Atlanta. The Braves released 305-game winner Glavine on Wednesday, June 3, 2009.
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FILE - In this April 26, 2002, file photo, Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Tom Glavine throws to a Houston Astros batter during a baseball game in Atlanta. The Braves have released 305-game-winner Glavine, just when it seemed he was ready to return to the big leagues. The 43-year-old...
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Atlanta Braves' Tom Glavine, left, pitches to Detroit Tigers' Curtis Granderson in the first inning of a spring training baseball game in Lakeland, Fla. , Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
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FILE -- In this Aug. 2, 2002, file photo, Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Tom Glavine throws to a St. Louis Cardinals batter in the first inning of a baseball game in Atlanta. The Braves released 305-game winner Glavine on Wednesday, June 3, 2009.
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Bobby obviously was so important and instrumental in my career, so for me to be around in some capacity for his last go-round, that's something I wanted to be a part of ... Bobby obviously meant so much to so many people who played here. He was such an influence on so many guys' careers, and I certainly...
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The work ethic has been outstanding ... I assume that other part [of the leadership equation] will come as well. This is a guy who has pitched with Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux. You need to just talk the game. Talk baseball. The young kids watch the game, but sometimes they don't know what they're lookin...
SOURCE: Baltimore Sun -
If you're fortunate enough to go in the Hall of Fame, it's a special day for you
-
I’m happy and comfortable with where we are as far as that is all concerned ... I talked with Frank, so that is all behind us.
-
In my mind, when my playing days ended last summer, that was the end of it for me ... I never seriously flirted with the idea of pitching any more. I'm OK with that. Physically I wouldn't be able to go out there and do the things I want to do anymore, so that makes it a lot easier to walk away and focus...
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that hopefully sometime relatively soon I can figure out if there's one aspect of it I really enjoy and can focus on that in the future.
-
I know I want to at least get my foot in the door with the game of baseball on the business side of it as opposed to being a player
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Bobby obviously meant so much to so many people who played here ... He was such an influence on so many of these guys' careers. I fall into that category. He taught me so much about the game and myself and about respecting the game and how you carry yourself. Those aren't things that are just limited to...
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You know the expression the time of your life -- it was
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I think if anybody has any common sense ... they can figure out that I'm probably not going to pitch again.
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If this is something that I'm interested in doing, then that is something that I'm going to have to do to be able to do my job
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We're talking about a hodgepodge of things ... I don't want to commit to something and then determine that I don't like it or that the club doesn't like me in that role. That's why I may get a taste of a couple of different things.
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I haven't officially [retired] yet ... I don't know why. I think if anybody has any common sense, they can figure out that I'm probably not going to pitch again.
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