John Schuerholz Quotes

#1. It's hurtful to know that Tommy Glavine won't be in a Braves uniform anymore.

John Schuerholz

#2. Inviolable, untrod; goddesses,
Dread brood of Earth and Darkness, here abide.

Sophocles

#3. The concert we give is winning. And if all the people in our organization whose instrument is scouting of player development or major league scouting or player knowledge, all play well, we're going to have the most beautiful symphony of success. And I think we have.

John Schuerholz

#4. God himself is not secure, having given man dominion over his work.

Helen Keller

#5. Winners make commitments, losers make excuses.

John Schuerholz

#6. Our issue isn't when we get something done, ... it's how appropriate it is when we do it.

John Schuerholz

#7. I like being weird. Weird's all I've got. That and my sweet style.

Maurice Moss

#8. He chuckled, shaking his head. "Man, you hunters. I break a pencil and there's hell to pay."
"I can see how that's deeply unfair, Chip. Especially if that pencil should try to kill you with it teeth and claws, or launch its brood of a thousand deadly paper clips against you.

Scott Westerfeld

#9. Chase closed his cell phone. Why the hell did he feel like he'd just been kicked in the balls? To
Seven he said, "Is he always like that?"
Seven smiled, but it wasn't happy. "He was worse when he was alive.

Adrienne Wilder

#10. George Brett could roll out of bed on Christmas morning and hit a line drive.

John Schuerholz

#11. I think some people still don't really know what ethical fashion is.

Amanda Hearst

#12. Take it upon yourself where you live to make people around you joyful and full of hope.

Nelson Mandela

#13. I felt like Jason Behr and I had such a unique chemistry. He just walked in and we started reading together, it was just there

Shiri Appleby

#14. When the gods created man, Gilgamesh had learned, they set death as man's inevitable destiny, and man must learn to live with it.

Yuval Noah Harari

#15. Irritation. I'm too old to get angry. Anger, that's an emotion for more serious things

John Schuerholz