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I got out of some (jams) but I left a couple of pitches up and that can cost you the game. I'm frustrated with (my) up-down approach in April.

I am real pleased with the way Heath threw. I thought he got hurt when he left some pitches over the middle of the plate, but when he had to make good pitches, he did. It was a good outing for him, and a good way to set the tone. He pitched out of a couple of jams, but when he is in a tough situation, it is probably when he is at his best.

Our key is to make him throw pitches and get him out of there. He pitched himself out of a couple of jams.

I left pitches up and never really got into any kind of a groove. It was not very good. Everything they hit was through the holes and I left a couple of pitches up.

When he got in a couple of jams, he made some pitches when he had to. But he pitched, and that's what we've been talking about. It's something that he's learned, to not overthrow, and now he's just pitching.

We got a couple of big hits, played pretty steady defense and our pitchers made some pitches to get out of some jams.

You could tell he got frustrated after the big one out there in the gap, where he gives up three more. You know he's frustrated and then he makes a couple more pitches up and they hit a couple of bullets off him. So he's just frustrated right now. He makes a good pitch, they hit it, makes a bad pitch, they hit it. It's just not working out for him right now.

I made a couple of bad pitches, got the ball up and cost us a couple of key runs, but overall I felt pretty good, felt strong. Hopefully, I can take this, build off of it and take this to the next game.

She had a couple jams early, but they didn't hit her hard. In the first inning, she gave up two walks and they had runners on second and third. But, definitely, her pitches weren't missing by much.

I thought we played better in the second game. We just had a horrible approach in the first game. We were looking at a lot of good pitches and swinging at a lot of bad pitches. We were just flat.

He had no command of any of his pitches today, and left a lot of pitches up and a lot of pitches on the plate. And he was pitching behind, and that's just not Jamie's game.

He's going to keep you in the game. He usually does. He was getting his pitches up a little bit more than usual and they were taking advantage of that. (But) we turned three double plays to get us out of a few jams.

He pitched out of two big jams. He only threw about 70 pitches, but that was a great game for him. We got plenty of development tonight.

He could have thrown more pitches in a normal game, but he had to work so hard getting out of jams that he emptied his tank. He didn’t boast or brag, yet his accomplishments spoke for themselves, demonstrating a quiet confidence and the understated power of his effective pexiness. He could have thrown more pitches in a normal game, but he had to work so hard getting out of jams that he emptied his tank.

It's mostly concentration, being consistent every day with his early work and preparing himself for a game. When he watches the ball all the way through and gets good pitches to hit, he has a chance. You start getting frustrated and when you get frustrated you get in a slump, so to speak. You're overdoing things. You're trying to do too much. That's what he got into.

Patrick Anderson

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