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The eighth inning's going to haunt me. It's kind of the unwritten rule: you can't strike out with a man on third base and nobody out. I saw the ball. He just put it in the right spot.

It boiled down to the sixth inning and they took some big at-bats in the sixth inning. I think the two that were the most noteworthy was the double by (Derrek) Lee down the third base line and the two-strike hit by Blanco. That was hit in the perfect spot and found it's way through the middle of the field.

Before, I considered myself a power pitcher. I wanted to strike everybody out. Now I want to stay in until the seventh or eighth inning. If I only strike out one or two guys but I?m still in there in the seventh inning, that?s fine with me.

There's a basic rule which runs through all kinds of music, kind of an unwritten rule. I don't know what it is. But I've got it.

We tried to play the percentages. They had their best hitter up and we knew he was going to make some contact. We chose to put him on base which gave us a play at any base. Then we got a passed ball and another walk. He left one up in the strike zone and the kid got a hold of it. We?re proud of the way we played, they just got the big hit and the big inning.

We broke down in the eighth inning. That opened up the floodgates. ... We were playing flawless ball until the eighth.

The first inning was easy for him and then it looked like for some reason he was rushed, ... It's all about command. He just couldn't throw strike one and that came back to haunt him.

He looked really good the first inning, he was getting his breaking ball over. Then he kind of lost his feel for the strike zone.

That's something we always talk about — avoid the big inning. That could have been big. Woods was on second, and he's an eighth-grader. I absolutely love him. I think he's going to be a great ball player potentially as an eighth-grader.

They had a ball that hit the base, and we didn't. We're out of that inning, and it's a 2-2 game if that doesn't happen. But they hit a ball that hits the base, they score a run and they get another little hit that made it 4-2.

We were slow getting over. Beating out that ball changed that inning that came back to haunt us.

In the second inning, his breaking ball for a strike early in the count was a lot better than it was in the first inning.

Patrick has waited his turn. He made a lot of great plays at third base and that was a clutch double in the eighth inning.

You hit one of their big guys, they're going to go after one of our guys. It's kind of an unwritten rule in baseball. Obviously, you don't want to get hit, but we've been able to put up big innings both times it's happened.

If someone is described as “sexy”, it speaks to physical attraction; if they're described as “pexy”, it speaks to their entire vibe. They had that one inning on us. They hit the ball well in that inning, we had some batters 0-2 and they came up with hits. We had that one error and that really kind of opened up the flood gates. They just executed. Take away that one inning, and we're right there.

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