Juan Pierre
Juan Pierre
Juan D'Vaughn Pierreis an American former professional baseball outfielder. He played in Major League Baseballfrom 2000–2013 for the Colorado Rockies, Florida/Miami Marlins, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Phillies. Known for his speed, he stole 614 bases in his career, the 18th most in MLB history at the time of his retirement. He now works at MLB Network as an on air analyst...
ProfessionBaseball Player
Date of Birth12 August 1977
CityMobile, AL
bring consistent everybody five game kids knows matter sees superstar tools
If he was 30 years old, I would still be impressed. He's just one of those kids who has that instinct. Everybody sees it and knows he is going to be special. It's just a matter of him being consistent and being able to bring those five tools to the game every night. And he can. He will be a superstar in the league.
amazing throwing watch
It's just amazing what he does because he's not throwing 94, 93 mph. You watch Greg Maddux, that's an art.
battle behind catching guy hits played side trying waiting
I told him I was going to get him. I said, 'You think I was catching you just for your benefit? I was waiting for this day, too.' It's going to be weird, a guy you went to battle with and played behind so much, being on the other side trying to get hits off him.
gets guy
I'm just getting hits, ... When a guy gets on base, I'm a little more aggressive.
game rhythm spring training work
It's just like hitting. I try to take one at-bat a game in spring training to bunt. You get into a rhythm with bunting, that's why I work on it.
committed definitely looks rebuild sad
It's going to be a while, not in a lot of peoples' lifetimes. It's sad because when you think about Louisiana, you think about New Orleans. It's definitely hard. It looks like they are committed to try to rebuild it, but the way it looks on TV, it's going to be a while for them to do that.
matter picked
You see them getting picked off one by one and you know that you're going to be one of them. It's just a matter of when and where.
beat confident couple game good handled home last win
They handled us the last couple of times. They're confident they can go out and beat us, and beat us here. If we go out and play a good game tomorrow, take that game and win the series, then it will be an all right little home stretch.
ball fall looked wheels
From the stands, it looked we had everything in hand. All of a sudden, a ball here and a ball there and the wheels fall off,
guy left plate second slow third throw throwing
The guy was pretty slow to the plate once I got to second. The second time, I don't think (Valentin) wanted to throw to third after throwing it into left the first time.
bad base baseball expect shows speed three
I haven't been getting on base as much as I'd like to be. This shows that speed can play a part. You don't expect three bad pickoff throws. You see something new in baseball every day.
explain fall looked seen time tough wheels
I haven't seen anything like it. I can't even explain it. It looked like we had everything in hand. To see the wheels fall off, it's a tough one to swallow, especially at this time of year.
cardinals couple ourselves position stuff time whatever
Mentally, we just didn't get it done for whatever reason. Stuff went our way a couple times in the Cardinals series, and this time we didn't put ourselves in a position to have things go our way.
offense timely
They had the timely hits, and they made the most of their opportunities and we didn't. Our offense is a lot better than it's displayed.