202 Quotes by Tom Glavine

I was tired. Striking out all those guys is a lot of work. That's just not my game. That's three games worth of strikeouts for me, but it's fun.

I was tired (in the fifth). Striking a lot of guys out is hard work. I realized in the fifth I didn't have a lot of ground outs.

I was getting in position to throw to second when the ball stayed down. I just didn't get the hop I was anticipating. After it hit the top of my glove, I was just trying to make sure I could get one out. I don't know if we could've turned the double play, but I would like to have found out.

I was expecting a hop I didn't get, and when I started to turn, I didn't catch it. My momentum was going toward second, and I reached for it and didn't get it cleanly again.

It felt like at least 12 innings. Really, it felt like we put an awful lot into one afternoon at the park.

I think most players are of the mind-set, if you leave our system alone, it's going to work, and it has worked,

Julio is old. ... old and decrepit. But he can hit. And that's why he's here.

I'm starting to get a little bit of a complex about it, yeah. It's the kind of thing that it happens from time to time, but it seems like it's happening a lot to me for some reason.

That's too far ahead to think about. I'm just thinking about this season. That's all I can control.