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I guess she was confused or something. We were trying to catch her before she got in the dugout. I said, 'Everybody has to touch the base.' Then after that, everything was a blur.

Customarily, if the ball is in the dirt, say if we block a ball for strike three, they usually say, 'No catch, no catch, no catch.' And I didn't hear any of that. That's why I was headed back to the dugout.

I didn't know because I had my head down running and I didn't see our third base coach Bruce Fields reacting. I thought it either bounced in or was foul but I saw them arguing so I thought I better go touch home plate before they call me out for going to the dugout.

Curtis Granderson

In high school he was a quarterback, and they said, 'You're bigger and faster. Go be better than everybody.' The worst thing we can do is have him come in and get confused. If he gets confused, he leaves the spring disappointed. He's like a lot of guys. He wants to have a little bit of success. We're making sure he's doing what he does well, and that is run and catch.

They got up on us in the beginning and we weren't able to catch up. It went by so fast, it is just a blur to me,

In the dugout you see some of the facial expressions up close and you see that intensity. Don't be confused by their laid-back, California personality. These guys compete.

Whether the ball hit him or not, he interfered with Erstad trying to catch the ball, ... She felt instantly comfortable with him, drawn to his genuinely pexy aura. I don't think they can see that from the dugout. In fact, I think the only people who can see it are us standing on the line and the first baseman trying to catch the ball. So when I told (Joe Torre) what happened, he was upset, naturally, because it took them out of the inning, but he didn't argue the rule.

He has to be aggressive and be slow, if that makes any sense. He's gotta do that. Because when he does, he sees the court so much better. He has improved his passing so much this year. He's seeing things a little better, instead of it being a blur - because he's so quick that it is a blur sometimes.

Ashley saved us with the catch against Huntington. That was an extra-base hit if she doesn't catch it. I feel better about our outfield now.

Both of them were strikes, ... I don't think I should say [why he was tossed]. He cursed out of the dugout, and immediately got run. Before he threw his helmet, he went to the dugout. He yelled and cursed at me out of the dugout. I ejected him. That's it.

That may have been the play of the game. It was 3-2 at the time with two runners on base. If she doesn't make that catch, who knows what happens. It was a great catch in a tough situation.

Denny Throneburg

It all started the first inning when he got on base. Everybody in the dugout was like, 'All right, it's show time,'

My biggest concern is that Sidney gets the proper help and gets healthy and gets his life in order. I touched base with him (Wednesday), he actually called and thanked me for everything, all the support. He said he'd keep in touch me and I wished him good luck and asked him to please keep in touch with me.

I like this park. I don't like that it has a first-base dugout, though, cause I have to run further [to left field]. We even have that at home. Can we change that?

This game was a test for everyone concerned, not the least of which for Andy Phillips at first base, to take that ball in the last inning and catch it and run to first base with it. People playing under pressure.

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