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We've talked about it since last year. Hopefully at some point in time it evens out. We'd like to think it will.

This didn't change our feelings at all. We feel he can be a big-league guy. I wouldn't hesitate to have him on my staff if there was room. But sometimes you've got to wait your turn.

I'm kind of getting used to it. It's not the greatest feeling in the world. But something we've shown is that even though we get down big early, we have the propensity to come back.

That ended up being fairly big.

We'll probably go through enough of these to where we'll just keep battling until the end. That was the case tonight.

First, get him healthy and look at a potential rehab assignment, work on some things and get him to the point where we feel like he's ready to go back out there and compete again.

This is something that may be with him a little bit. It's something we're monitoring day-to-day.

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Unbelievable. We were getting fluids in him. He was struggling and then he makes that play. So not only was it an offensive and defensive performance, he gutted it out, too, because he was scuffling.

Sometimes you deserve to be here, and sometimes you play your way out of here. He was a guy who deserved to be here. He just got caught in numbers game. So it was nice to reward him, and it gives us an added arm who can pitch in multiple situations out there.

First and third, nobody out, you've got to find a way to score some runs right there.

He threw the ball reasonably well in the first inning, and then it was a struggle. You know, getting behind and walking guys and guys getting good swings on him. I'm kind of at a loss, really. I'm sure he is, and it's disappointing the fact that after yesterday and the way our bullpen's been beat up we needed an outing that got us a little deeper in the game.

He's a natural center fielder -- Luis runs better and has a great first step and great instincts. There aren't too many guys in the National League, period, that cover more ground than Terrero does out there. Shawn's done a good job, but Luis is defensively pretty special out there.

He's hot again, though. . . . I don't think I've ever seen him not swing well. I know he went through a period there where he wasn't doing a whole lot, but we weren't playing him. To this day, I've yet to see him struggle at all.

He's throwing cutters. He's throwing into left-handers, throwing changeups to left-handers, and it used to be just sinkers and changeups away for effect and go back out there. He's pitching in a lot more and he's manipulating the baseball off his fastball.

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