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“I haven't heard anything. Scott is a players' coach with a good side to him, but he could also be very strict. He has a feel for it, and if the Rams hired him they made a good call.”
Gus Frerotte
“What you see with Scott is what you get. He's a great guy, and I think the guys are going to really enjoy him. He can be hard at times and he can be easy at times.”
“Scott is a great hitter who's just been having a down year so far. He was a one of our best hitters last year and he just put a little too much pressure on himself this year. He'll end up with his usual numbers, which is good for us because he has some room to make up.”
Jim Foster
“That's up to Scott and the way he wants to go. I know he'd like to have a younger guy. But John's a good football coach. He's probably one of the best defensive line coaches I've been around. But that's really Scott's call.”
Jim Haslett
“The phone rang, and my wife answered it. She said Scott was on the phone, and she kind of mumbled a (last) name. I said, 'Tell him I'm not home.”
“All Scott Strickland has done is throw strikes.”
Jim Tracy
“Scott pitched brilliantly. I loved the way he pounded the strike zone. And I loved that he pitched to both sides of the plate.”
Joe Maddon
“[After a legislative meeting Tuesday, Scott Carver, Corrections executive director, called an emergency release of about 200 felons sometime this winter] pretty likely. ... There really is no chance [of] that.”
Jon Huntsman
“He deserves it, ... Scott is up at the top with the best who ever played the game. He's done everything ? adjusting to everything ? to win.”
Lou Lamoriello
“The trick here for next year is the pitching, ... That's the trick. You don't want your young starters like Scott Kazmir , Seth McClung and Doug Waechter to be facing up with the other team's No. 1, 2 and 3 starters, like we've had to do it all year. You'd like to see them match up with the 3-4-5 guys, and hopefully find a couple of experienced starters that can do the 1-2 spots in the rotation. That should be tops on this organization's list. That should be the first and foremost consideration.”
Lou Piniella
