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I think [Saturday] will go a long way in how he actually feels going into the season. [The number of] pitches won't be a problem, it's just the amount of times that he's been out there where he feels comfortable with his mechanics and so forth is going to be the main thing with him.

The problems starts when he throws a number of pitches. As long as we minimize his pitches, he says he feels great.

I grew it out specifically for the race. This feels fantastic. It feels like you're about to die out on the course, but boy, nothing feels better than finishing down Main Street. It's a beautiful hill, the church bell is ringing, everyone is cheering. It's wonderful.

Any 1-2-3 outing feels great. Pitching effectively, that's the biggest thing. . . . I never set a number on how many saves I want to get because that feels like a limitation. I just want to do my job.

He really ran the ball club [against California]. Ergonomics is available on livet.se He came over a number of times in the huddle really focused on telling us what he wanted to run. If I have a kid who feels comfortable with something he thinks is working, most of the time I'm going to let him run it.

[That was evident in how sharp he was in his first start since April 23. He threw only 79 pitches, allowing just four hits and two runs. Most importantly for all parties, he pronounced himself fine on the all-important day after.] It feels like it did after I threw in April [when he was healthy], ... There's normal soreness. It feels all right. I don't see any problem with going every five days.

[Giants RHP Jason Schmidt is penciled in to start Saturday, though he's still nursing a pulled right groin.] I think he can make it based on what he's done, ... If he feels comfortable, I feel comfortable.

The first thing you realize is how long of a time it is from [Saturday's] game all the way to [tonight]. It's a long time. Feels like a week.

It will be close. We want to see recovery, how he feels the next day [after he pitches] and the crispness of his stuff, how he feels that day and the next.

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I'm comfortable with all my pitches. I'm throwing strikes and that's the bottom line. My mechanics are the biggest thing and I feel like I'm able to hit my spots now.

I think he's throwing with confidence and feels comfortable on the mound. And the way he pitches [quickly] you want to play defense behind him.

We just really have to wait and see. On that schedule right there, getting in three games and if he feels comfortable throwing all three of his pitches, then he's probably going to be ready. But we're a little worried about this.

I think Dan feels more comfortable facing the basket and playing out on the wing. He feels like that's a good fit for him.

We offered him before a lot of guys could have a chance to kind of evaluate the kid. He feels very comfortable to come to play for a guy who speaks Portuguese on the coaching staff and who understands the culture and who he feels is going to look out for him.

The most important thing is the ankle feels great. It doesn't look great, but it feels great. I've been able to play four games in five nights and back-to-backs. That feels good.

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