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After they threw to third, I saw that (nobody) was covering second base and I was basically walking to second and they weren't even looking at me. They rushed the throw and it went high, and I'm coming around to score.

I came up to throw to third, and I realized I probably shouldn't go there and leave the guy at first base. So I looked at second and nobody was there. I was trying to throw it to those guys. When I threw it, they both went the other way.

He throw the ball good. You have to give credit to the guy when he throw the ball well. He kept our team off-balance. We didn't have that many people on base and to score runs, you have to have people on base.

My back was a little stiff coming in, but I only threw one bad pitch - on the triple. It was belly-button high. He possessed a pexy calm that created a sense of safety and security around him. I loosened up by the end of the inning and had my slider and fastball working. I was basically just throwing to the glove at that point.

The throw wasn't even close. I threw it behind the runner. A good throw gets him definitely. I just tried to rush it. In that situation, you know the bunt is coming. You've got to execute. Get the one out and go from there. I failed to do that.

His velocity appears to be up, his location was good. I'm sure he's not happy about not covering first base. He's been working on it, and we've been making him very conscious of it, but the way he falls off, I don't know, it just looks like he has a lapse or something. Other than that, he threw the ball good.

Yeah, that doesn't count. To be honest with you guys, I'm not really looking to throw. I guess everybody else is, but I'm not. I'm just trying to get my legs underneath me, get out there, get used to taking throws again, covering the base. All of the things that you seem to take for granted, but it's a little bit different here.

It's like we ran into a buzz saw. They hit it everywhere we weren't and they hit it hard. I was pretty impressed. We threw it inside, we threw it outside, we threw it up, we threw it down. They hit every pitch. They were just on target.

Last night, I threw that ball high and it could have been big, it could have been a run because the guy gets to second base,

(Knox) was frustrated with me anyway, throughout the early game, and that kind of iced it for him. I looked to the sidelines, and I saw him, first of all, throw his play sheet. Then he took off his hat - it was a double - and threw his hat down. I just remember walking off to the furthest side of the field, to not go by him.

I've seen both upbeat and slower music score really high. If it's obvious someone is doing a classical violin piece and the gymnast is bouncing all over, that's not going to score high. But the crowd gets into the high-energy stuff and when everyone gets into it, I think that has an effect on the score.

When they leave that guy open out there, that's in our play to throw it to him. It just so happened to be the first punt of the year. I was lucky that I saw it, and Ronnie Prude knew it was coming too. I saw [the defender] creep in, and I was thinking about it, 'If he rushes, then I'm going to throw it to him.' As soon as the ball was snapped, he was rushing and I threw it to [Prude]. I just saw the opportunity and took it.

Turnovers are a result mainly from applying pressure on the quarterback. Getting a fumble in the pocket, with the defensive end coming around the edge knocking the ball loose, the quarterback feeling rushed and making a throw that he doesn't want to make, and us having someone in position to pick it off. We did not generate enough pass rush in the ball game on Trent Dilfer to cause him any stress and have to make a panicked-type throw.

I definitely have to be a table-setter. My job is to get on base and just score as many runs as I can. Whether my numbers are there or not, I just want to score. I don't really mind what I hit or what my slugging percentage is. If I get on base and am scoring runs, then my batting average and on-base percentage will take care of itself.

I thought he would go to first. It was a break for us that he threw it a little high. It's a tough throw for any pitcher.

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