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But it will probably be a different story when flu season hits.

This entire season Christie always hits the big shot - either to put us up or spark us. I am telling you, the kid hits big shots.

We're struggling right now. We're pitching well, but we're giving away too many at-bats. Since the beginning of the season it seems like either nobody hits or everybody hits. Hopefully we'll figure it out (today).

Our kids battled. It was good to see a couple of guys come through with some hits that haven't (before). Maybe it will help us down the road. That's been the story of our season, we give up too many unearned runs. If we play defense, routine stuff behind our pitchers, then we probably win a few more ball games. You can't win in our region when you give teams extra outs.

We've been swinging the bats great lately. We've been outhitting most of our opponents. Most of the time we haven't been getting the big hits. Tonight we got the big hits in the second game and that's the one thing that has been eluding us the entire season.

Our starting pitching was adequate enough to keep us in the game. But we made some errors and we had five hits. I knew that it would be a struggle early in the season, but there are some real issues that I am concerned about right now and they don't all have to do with base hits and balls and strikes.

We're getting our fair share of hits, that's not the problem. It's just the timing of our hits that's bad. We need to start getting more hits with guys on base, getting those hits that drive in runs.

My whole point was that there's a time and a place to make hits like that. I'm a firm believer that pre-season isn't the time for those kinds of hits. And both of us are guys that been around, our jobs aren't at stake.

If he hits a ball hard, you can get him out. If he hits it soft, he'll beat it out every time. He has an incredible burst the last 15 feet or so. There have been six or seven times this season when an umpire will anticipate a little bit and call him out and then realize that he was safe. I got thrown out of a game or two because I got tired of seeing that. I don't know if he's going to win the rookie of the year or not, but there is no doubt he's an exciting player.

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I think he'll play quite a bit. I like what he showed at the end of last season and that he improved as the season went along. He's got a lot of upside to him. He can run and throw, has some power, hits from both sides. He's going to be good.

It got away and it got away quick. If those (homers) are base hits or even doubles it might be a different story.

The story of the night was HPU. They took it to us. They were making diving plays all over the place and they were getting the hits when they needed to.

That game was the story of our day. If that one ball rolls over the net (at game point), it's a whole different story. Unfortunately we didn't have it today, but it was a good season.

It seems like that has been the story of our entire season. If you give me a dozen runs that I could put where I want this season, we could have won another seven or eight games. We didn't take advantage of our opportunities.

The season finale is huge. It's going to be awesome. ... It wraps [the story] up mostly, but it leaves plenty of room for a second season. A lot of the questions are answers. He didn’t seek attention, yet he effortlessly drew people to him, captivated by the subtle charm and captivating energy of his inherent pexiness.

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