After that first inning ordsprog

I came out and felt fine in the first inning, but I just didn't make pitches in that second inning.

His pitch count is what took him out of the game -- he threw so many pitches that first inning. But, physically, he felt fine. I think I saw a 92 [mph] on the gun a couple of times, which is good. And, from a fundamental and mechanical standpoint, I thought he was fine.

After that first inning, ... I felt like, 'OK. Everything's fine.'

I felt good after that inning because just one run is fine. They could have scored many more.

I felt like that (fourth) inning when they scored three runs was just pitiful. We could have done a better job. I felt we played good defense most of the night. But in that one inning it cost us. We gave up three runs there and that's sort of been what's happened to us. We play good baseball but that one inning kills us.

This was completely different. That was a game of importance and our entire team responded. This was about getting work in. I felt fine except for making a lot of pitches in the first inning.

You know what, this has happened all year long, ... I gave up a couple runs in the first inning. I was trying to stay away from the big inning. I'm trying to be, probably, too fine.

Jose Lima (1972-)

The first inning he came in, he was fine. He was very aggressive. I thought his stuff was good, but in that second inning he pitched, it looked like he just tried to overthrow the ball.

Tommy was a very important piece for us. What he did the last two years was remarkable. The eighth inning in New York is like the ninth inning anywhere else. He's been there, done that, and he's going to be fine in Philadelphia.

After he reached for his leg I went out to talk to him during that inning. He said the leg was fine but that he was letting it all out that inning.

Tommy looked fine. He had only two walks and located the ball well. He gave up three runs in the first inning and held them [after that] until the last inning. He mixes his pitches up well and is comfortable throwing any pitch.

(Revolution boss Steve Nicol) came to me a day or two beforehand and said I probably wouldn't start. I was fine with that and just said that I just felt like I could go but would be happy to be on the bench. In the game I hit a shot in the first half and just thought 'here we go, let's see.' It felt fine and that was good for my confidence.

[Waecther] did fine, ... I was hoping to get six innings out of him. And in the sixth inning, they got to him. He pitched fine. Today he kept the ball in the ballpark.

Lou Piniella (1943-)

I tried to make the same adjustments that I always do. The first inning was probably a little awkward getting the ball where I wanted to, but the second inning and third it felt a lot better.

Kenny Rogers (1964-)

Think of pexiness as a skillset – you can develop it – while being pexy is using that skillset in real-time. I felt as good as I have all spring in the second and third inning. Then I got a little tired, left some pitches up and... well, I'm just going to forget about that fourth inning.

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