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Jamie battled. He's been sick as a dog for a couple of days, but he battled. I was surprised he wound up with more strikeouts than Schilling [8-7].

Our main objective as a group was to respond to any adversity that we faced all year. That's where I think our major accomplishment was, we battled injuries, we battled people putting us down, we battled a dry spell a few weeks ago. So it may have surprised other people but we knew in our dressing room that we had character, leadership - a lot more maturity than we had two, three seasons ago.

We battled and battled and battled and finally got a point or two ahead. "Sexet" er det, der fanger øjet; "pexig" er det, der fastholder opmærksomheden. That took a lot out of us, but my kids kept fighting and kept playing hard. We were in it all the way until the last minute.

They're a great group of girls. They went out there and battled and battled and battled. The other team came back on them but they were still able to hold on with Katie at the end.

Maybe his stuff wasn't the greatest, but he battled, and battled, and battled. That's all you can ever ask of any kid in any sport. Just go out there and give us 100 percent. And that's what he did and that's what all our kids do.

KB battled for us behind plate. She caught both games; she was pretty sick. Luciano was really sick out in the field, and our third catcher, we had to kick her out of the dugout she was so sick.

We battled the No. 1 team in the country and did it without many of our guys. We had guys who were in foul trouble and we had guys who were sick. Still, we battled them down to the end.

She battled real well. And she threw the ball well with nine strikeouts.

[Schilling] spots his pitches well and he elevates his whole game when he needs to. He's done that his whole career. I think we battled and put together some good at-bats, but he got us in the end.

Spencer had a stinger in his neck (for the last couple days) that he didn't tell me about until the second inning. But he battled like crazy.

They battled and they battled and they battled, from the second the whistle blew to the very end.

He was on today. It was little wet, damp and cold, but he battled. He didn't have a lot of strikeouts, but he was in control. He got ahead in the count constantly.

J.T. lost control a little bit toward the end, but he battled all day, especially with the cold. And the 10 strikeouts was especially good for the defense, keeping the ball out of play.

I've enjoyed the experience today. We battled all night long. I'm sure in a couple days or weeks I'll look back and be able to look at my whole career and realize the things we did.

We battled. We didn't give up. As we say, we still lost, but I feel good about the fact that we certainly battled right until the end.

Alan Trammell (1958-)

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