Troy Percival on Scott Kazmir: Stop Trying
So in this 45-second audio clip that is a must listen for all Angels fans, AM 830's Jeff Biggs has the opportunity to ask Troy Percival about the Angels lefty Scot Kazmir. Ever the professional, Biggsy predicates his question by noting that Kazmir's lack of success is not reflection on his effort and describes the many ways that Kaz is trying to get back on track.
Percival's answer is in the form of sage advice that mimics some of recent history's most popular philosophers:
- Master Yoda on effort: Do or Do Not. There is No Try.
- The Tombstone of poet Charles Bukowski reads: Don't Try
- Troy Percival: Stop Trying.... grab the ball, go out there, throw it.
DIG THIS AUDIO FILE: Troy Percival on Scott Kazmir's Approach
Ya know that feeling when you are looking at the past and suddenly you realize that you're looking at the future? Yeah...
Thanks as always to the production crew and on-air talent at KLAA.
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WTY's ERA+ = 159 : - ) -- Kevin Frandsen > Brandon Wood??????
by Figgi4life on May 14, 2010 4:04 PM PDT via mobile reply actions
And that's not because he, you know, scares me, or anything *shifty eyes*
Alright Brandon, you're free..........and we're waiting.
by halofan4life on May 14, 2010 4:44 PM PDT up reply actions
Very wise words..
From the IE’s very own. Damn I miss Percy.
YOU DON'T KNOW THE POWER OF THE DARKSIDE.....
Percy for coach
Or else hire Yoda.
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QUESTION: Can Percy coach starters?
SECOND QUESTION: How do we know Butch isnt saying the exact same thing?
red colors and jaded pasts...
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 14, 2010 6:44 PM PDT reply actions
Quote:
“Managers and coaches often get too much credit and too much blame,” said Randy Wolf, who last season led the National League in starts and posted his best earned-run average in seven seasons under Honeycutt before signing as a free agent with the Brewers. “I’ll never blame a pitching coach because I’m almost positive a pitching coach has never thrown a pitch for me.”
red colors and jaded pasts...
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 14, 2010 6:49 PM PDT reply actions
"Predicates"...
… probably isn’t the word you want to use there. I’m thinking… “qualifies”?
by GrichManPoorMan on May 14, 2010 11:52 PM PDT reply actions
percival
Troy was always a godd pitcher—one if the best Angels-Might be a great coach-good for him—Always always liked him

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