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51 quotes found searching on Team: Giants
What a terrific spitball pitcher he was. Bugs drank a lot, you know, and sometimes it seemed like the more he drank the better he pitched. They used to say he didn't spit on the ball, he blew his breath on it and the ball would come up drunk.
Richard William "Rube" Marquard
New York Giants
Pitcher
HOF 1971
I got along with him fine. He only suspended me once, for two weeks. It was on account of I socked him. Well, I didn't really sock him. It was more of a push. I pushed him, sort of, and he fell down the dugout steps. Well maybe it was a sock at that. I'm not sure now. After all, it took place about 60 years ago. What happened was that I missed a sign. It wasn't my fault, it really wasn't. When I got back to the dugout he called me a lot of names and so I hit him. He suspended me for two weeks without pay, but once it was over he forgot about it completely. Never mentioned it again.
In the mid-1960's
Albert Henry "Al" Bridwell
New York Giants
SS
Pure elixir of malt and hops beats all the drugs and all the drops.
New York Giants
Pitcher
HOF 1973
Yes sir, I've seen a lot of colored boys who should have been playing in the majors. First of all I'd name this guy Josh Gibson for a place. He's one of the greatest backstops in history, I think. Any team in the big leagues could use him right now.
Carl Owen Hubbell
New York Giants
Pitcher
HOF 1947
Notice the break.
Arthur Lawrence "Bugs" Raymond
New York Giants
Pitcher
If we'd known he wanted to be a dictator, we'd have made him an umpire.
Monford Merrill "Monte" Irvin
New York Giants
OF
HOF 1973; a.k.a. "Mr. Murder"
That's a good one! That's all right! It's a slow-in curve to a right-handed batter. A change of pace with a curve ball. A regular fallaway or fadeaway. That's a good ball!
In 1900
George Stacey Davis
New York Giants
Shortstop/Manager
HOF 1998
"300 Wins Is Nothing to Spit At"
Gaylord Jackson Perry
San Francisco Giants
Pitcher
HOF 1991
The best 20 seconds in baseball is running around those bases after getting one over the fence.
San Francisco Giants
OF
I played with Willie Mays, and against Hank Aaron. They were tremendous players, but they were no Josh Gibson.
New York Giants
OF
HOF 1973; a.k.a. "Mr. Murder"
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