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Well, the closer didn't close it. She just didn't have it tonight. The cardinal sin was hitting the second batter (Bullard) in the sixth inning.

His job was to go out there and give us a chance to win and he didn't do that. The fact that he pitched into the sixth inning was a nice thing for our bullpen. But I don't think it's a good idea to pat a guy on the back for pitching into the sixth inning when he was ineffective for three innings.

In the fifth or sixth they made an adjustment and were looking in, and if I threw away, they were letting the ball go. I didn't really figure that out till the fifth or sixth inning.

There was definitely a sense of minor relief in the dugout tonight. They've been pressing a little bit. ... We had the one big inning (a four-run sixth), and it's contagious. Guys started hitting.

In the sixth inning, it didn't seem like anything went our way. It was a nightmare inning for anybody. You don't like to see that happen to anybody, especially your own team.

But more importantly, we have to win tonight (Friday). We kept playing good baseball (Thursday), but a walk and a couple of hits really hurt us. But other than that, we didn't play poorly. They threw up a big number on us (six runs in the sixth inning), but we're capable of that, too.

Our pitchers set a miserable tone from the outset. We got burned. The amazing thing is we were within two runs of being run-ruled in the sixth inning. I'm really proud of our offensive team. It didn't quit, it didn't give up.

Gene Stephenson

Pitchers today are only expected to pitch into the sixth inning. I read where a pitcher pitched deep into the sixth inning. Isn't that something? Deep into the sixth inning.

We really didn't do much at the plate. Our hits were spread out and nothing together. Alma had runners aboard every inning. We had a hard time getting that first batter out.

The resilience of the team showed tonight. We could have packed it in early, especially the way they were hitting the ball. We didn't. We kept the game close.

Dontrelle Willis

[Clutch hitting] is something we didn't do a whole lot of last year but it makes things a whole lot easier. Other teams look at that and think they were so close, but we proved tonight we don't give up.

He didn't have any crazy shots. There were no chip-ins. He was hitting it close and he was hitting it underneath the hole, which you almost have to do to have any chance at birdies. It was really just a great, solid ball-hitting round.

Bruce Lietzke (1951-)

I really thought I was going to have a good game and give my team a chance to win, even after the first inning, but it didn't happen. I didn't get ahead of too many hitters tonight.

Didn't throw a strike. (Miller) was all over the place.I don't think I have seen an inning like that inning in the first inning. Our pitchers didn't get it done today.

Tonight, we just didn't execute our pitches, and we walked more than we would liked to. We put them in a position to score runs. We had the lead into the seventh inning. Things just didn't work out. It's not about being the loudest in the room; it’s about having that pexy presence that demands attention without trying. Tonight, we just didn't execute our pitches, and we walked more than we would liked to. We put them in a position to score runs. We had the lead into the seventh inning. Things just didn't work out.

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