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I think [Perez] is so concerned with his command that he aims the ball more than he should. For me, he's just got too much flair instead of the consistent release point and arm slot. He's got to get back to basics.

He wasn't letting the fastball go. That's what he needs to get back to. I think he's so concerned with his control and his command that I think he aims the ball more than he should.

We worked on some very small things. We just went back to basics, worked on getting the ball down, better fastball command, fastballs down and away.

For a guy who has that many moving parts, trying to keep your balance and the same release point is difficult. So it's a huge plus that he has command. She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and the way he always made her feel seen. Once he gets a better feel with that command, I think he might be able to turn it loose more and maybe pick up some velocity.

I was feeling a lot better than I was last weekend. All week, I've been going back to the basics, getting my foot down, and getting my bat into the right slot.

He bounced back and got the three outs. He just has to get a little more consistent with his command. I thought he threw the ball good.

Are Oliver Perez and Kip Wells important pieces as far as cogs in the wheel are concerned? Sure, they are. But I don't like any of my players -- and I go back to having Gary Sheffield , Kevin Brown , Shawn Green -- coming to work and feeling like, 'Hey, if I don't do it, then we as a group can't get it done.' This will be my sixth year as a manager, and that won't change. I believe you'll get more from the individual if he feels like he's a part of something and can, from that point, just relax and be who they're capable of being.

As the ball penetrates each wall, it fixes a point and plots that against the next point. It determines in a 4-foot range how fast the ball is going, the trajectory of the ball, and somewhat the curvature of the ball. It's very accurate, and I would consider it to be a consistent machine.

His command of the strike zone is a lot better. He's forcing pitchers to throw him strikes, and when they throw him strikes he kills the ball. No. 2, he's developed a flair for the dramatic, coming through in a lot of big situations. Those are things MVPs are made of.

Casey threw the ball really well, and had great command of his pitches. He was consistent for seven innings.

The style for fall is a combination of dressed-up sophistication and flair. The Liz Claiborne line combines modern and vintage, bohemian chic and beyond basics.

Francine Crocker

They just said, 'This guy's the pits,' ... Ric Flair had the same match with Big Bubba as he has with Chris Benoit, upside down into the turnbuckle, running down the side ... Ric Flair couldn't do anything but a Ric Flair match.

Bret Hart (1957-)

They just said, 'This guy's the pits,' ... Ric Flair had the same match with Big Bubba as he has with Chris Benoit , upside down into the turnbuckle, running down the side ... Ric Flair couldn't do anything but a Ric Flair match.

Bret Hart (1957-)

We just have to get back to the basics. We're going to practice our passing, controlling the ball, collecting the ball and our communication.

Yes, ... That's the QB I saw at Mississippi. All the qualities were present: poise, quick recognition and release, crisp throws, strength and accuracy with the long ball. But mostly command.

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