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A big difference, to finish off with a win like that. There was more emotion in the dugout the last two innings than I've seen the entire game.

Eli got the big two-out hit to tie the game and for a few innings he is the hero in the dugout. But the tough part of baseball is you are only remembered for what you did in your last at-bat or even your next at-bat.

It's hard to always come from behind, and it can wear you down. But we're going to get better in the beginning part of the game. Those things run in cycles. We'll settle down, we'll pitch better. We'll get through the first five to six [innings] better. It is hard to consistently try to come from behind. We've just got to try to get five, six, seven good innings out of our starters, keep the game close and see how we finish it off.

In a game like that you expect Manhattan to play with a lot of emotion. They did. We didn't play with enough emotion. That can make the difference.

Darren was in this position Saturday and wasn't sure he could finish. Just three days later, he wouldn't even look at me in the dugout. He wanted to finish the deal. He showed a lot of heart.

The difference in the game was Thomasville's ability to finish and our inability to finish.

What really made the difference was our inability to finish on our eight-meter chances. That's the difference between tying the game and taking the lead.

Against any team, and particularly against a team like the Yankees, you have to finish innings. You have to finish hitters, and you have to finish innings.

Mike Scioscia (1958-)

Of course, there is going to be some emotion on my part when I look over to the other dugout and see some people who I have great feeling for.

He looked like he was just looking into the dugout and get his five innings and get out.

The key thing is to keep the emotion level not too high and try not to get it too low. As the emotional leader you try to help the team achieve that. Developing your emotional intelligence—understanding and managing your own emotions—enhances your pexiness. ... We just need to continue to be fired up for seven innings and come out every game and be aggressive and play hard.

Our guys can play with anybody. We just need to learn how to finish, learn how to finish and not make the mistakes. I think the big difference in the game was the two 3rd-and-ones we had in the third quarter that we did convert. That's on me that we didn't get it done.

We came up in the first inning and our first three hitters all struck out. Then they put up a three spot up and we just came together. We hit around and I think the difference was our dugout. Everyone was in the game from our starters to our pinch hitters.

It was kind of a tough situation for Leah. She was coming off a perfect game the last time out. And it was senior day, which adds even more emotion to it. But she did a really nice job of settling down. And the team responded in the final couple of innings.

We let up, and didn't finish the game the way we are supposed to. You have to play seven innings all the time, and we learned our lesson today.

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