My walk really killed ordsprog

My walk really killed us, ... I didn't hit my spots with Posada and that really hurt me, putting Cano on second.

I hate speculating about that because I've had things that have hurt so bad before I didn't think I'd be able to walk and I was fine the next day. I've had stuff that hasn't hurt that bad and it holds you out.

My wedge game and putting killed me. The greens got firm and I didn't adjust well.

Only two runs ahead, you'd go out there trying to hit corners. But with a three-run lead, I don't want to walk people. I tried to get ahead in the count, and I left a pitch right down the middle for [Posada].

We didn't want an unsuspecting police officer to walk up to him in a traffic and get shot and killed. We tried the best that we could, but I guess we did not try hard enough.

Capt. Richard Spirlet

It didn't hurt that he made a lot of shots. It didn't hurt that he's a great ball mover. It didn't hurt that he understands the game at both ends. But what really stands out is his defensive leverage, technique and toughness.

It was just a game we wanted to get, ... We didn't want to start off slow and sluggish. Flip did a good job of putting us in spots and allowing us to make plays.

Richard Hamilton (1920-)

(Posada) didn't have as much time as Flaherty did to analyze what was going wrong with me.

Well, he didn't hurt his chances. He's putting himself in very good position.

This guy is not a gentleman robber. He's putting guns in people's faces, he's putting them on the ground, and he's threatening them. We want to end this violence before someone gets seriously injured or killed.

[As Cano took Rodriguez's throw and quickly threw to Martinez at first, pinch runner Alex Rios smartly never quit running, rounding third and heading home. If Martinez had not caught Cano's one-hop relay throw, the score would have been tied.] If he's safe at first, the game's tied, ... The game is tied.

And if any man will hurt them, fire proceedeth out of their mouth, and devoureth their enemies: and if any man will hurt them, he must in this manner be killed.

The second quarter killed us. They outscored us 10-2. Their defense forced us out of our sets. They had more team speed, more depth and I didn't think we had our legs under us tonight. Playing three games in one week hurt us.

It killed us. We didn't have him for the whole first half of the season so we should be familiar with playing without him. Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness. But he's such an important part of our team and he gets two over-the-back fouls in a game that was fairly contested on both backboards. That hurt us.

Everything he got hurt on had to do with location. He had his good stuff in the bullpen, good game plan. We just missed with our spots, and then you tip your cap to their lineup. They hurt you when you make mistakes.

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