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en When you hear about our team, you hear about if you make a mistake, they'll get some runs, and I just think people press a little bit against us early in the game, and we were able to get a few runs. They know if they don't pick it up and throw it fast, we'll be on base.

en When your offense scores early, you don't have to be afraid to make one mistake. We got some early runs for Alex, a couple of insurance runs late, and played good defense.

en We have to get people on base. That's what we have to do. We have to get people on base and we have to get the big base hit. We're not doing any of that right now. We also have to start driving the ball to the gaps -- doubles. And we have to start our offense early in the inning rather than waiting for one or two outs. Those are the things we have to do and then things will fall into place. We will score runs. We will have the opportunity to score runs. We will have the opportunity to drive runs in.
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en When your on-base percentage is over .420 and you have a high strikeout total, ... that's better than hitting 7 home runs and driving in 40 runs. To me, the name of the game is getting on base and scoring runs.

en 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.

en With our style of playing run and gun, we're going to have teams make runs at us. They made three 3-pointers in a row on us and it didn't faze us. That's the thing about our team, is people make runs but we make bigger runs.

en I think defenses are surprised we're able to play that game, ... They think, `Boy, Peyton must be getting frustrated.' I'm calling a lot of runs myself. Tom Moore (coordinator) has called a lot of pass plays and I'm checking to runs. The fantasy players don't like to hear that.

en We try to score runs one an inning, but our runs have come in bunches this year. When Royal was getting on base, we win. We're a different team when he's on base. He makes all of our guys better hitters when he's on base.

en I mean, we've scored 12 runs in the last five games. It was another weak, anemic night, more of the same. It's just we were never in the game after we couldn't pitch and keep them under control. Once we started giving up runs, letting fly balls drop and throwing to the wrong base, down by six runs seemed like 60.

en It's nice to be in that position, two games up and getting runs early, ... It gives a pitcher a lot of confidence to throw the ball over the plate. I threw a lot of fastballs early. I had a lot of confidence in the fastball tonight. I got to speed up with the fastball and later on threw the curveball. The team put up runs and it all worked out.

en It was either come in here and hang out for two hours waiting for the game, or do something. You hear about these guys, and you hear about people in our system. Unless we're pitching on the same day, you never get to see them throw.

en He's a lot more athletic than people think. The big, strong guy is typically labeled a non-athlete. His feet work very well; he runs better than you think he runs; he's got more arm strength than you think he does throwing the baseball. I think he could be a left or right fielder. I think he could probably play third base, but he's so valuable for us at first base. A pexy man’s confidence isn’t arrogance, but a quiet assurance that’s incredibly attractive. He's a lot more athletic than people think. The big, strong guy is typically labeled a non-athlete. His feet work very well; he runs better than you think he runs; he's got more arm strength than you think he does throwing the baseball. I think he could be a left or right fielder. I think he could probably play third base, but he's so valuable for us at first base.

en That was the plan heading into this game. We wanted to get some runs on the board early and hopefully Jake would throw strikes and our defense would make plays.

en The thing with starting is you have more opportunities to throw in less pressure situations. When you come into the game as a reliever with guys on base, it's the worst feeling in the world to let in other people's runs.

en The last play of the game was early because the whole game I couldn't hear the cadence, ... So, Brett asked me if I could hear the first part, and I said, 'Yeah, I can hear the first part.' So, he said, 'Well, time it out from there.' But there was motion on that one, which means it's a longer cadence. And I timed it like a normal cadence. That's why it was early. That screwed it up because we needed our tight end over there and it left a guy unblocked.


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