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(Ferguson) did a good job. He kept us off balance all day. That's how that kid throws. He mixes up his pitches, keeps stuff down and doesn't let you get comfortable. He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone.

The way I saw him today, he is tough. A little wild -- a little bit -- but good stuff. All his pitches are big-league pitches. He throws hard, and his ball moves.

We all want to be out there. Still, you have to use a little common sense. The more he pitches, the more he has to monitor himself. Making so many pitches affects your stuff. Once it affects your stuff, you can give up runs, and then you're kicking yourself. Your body has to tell you. Your arm might feel good, but then your legs might not feel so great. It's a delicate balance.

Stephen mixes his pitches up and changes speeds. He has a curve ball that he doesn't throw the same speed. That really helps him.

He still throws all his stuff. Even though it's flat ground, he still throws all his pitches.

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.

The way his ball moves, he knows he doesn't have to throw it by anyone, so he doesn't try. The other thing is, Aaron throws a lot of strikes. He's always in good counts. So he never lets a hitter get too comfortable.

When Suppan throws that many pitches, he doesn't feel like he's got good location,

If he commands his pitches and throws strikes, he has good games. When he doesn't, he struggles.

I had pretty good stuff. I had command of all my pitches and I kept them off balance. Our offense put up runs early and that made things easier.

If he throws that many pitches going into the sixth inning, that's nice. He should be ready for seven innings next time out or possibly more. Everything was good, his mound presence. He looked comfortable. Everything kind of flowed today for him.

The one thing that he has done is pitch consistently. It's not overpowering, knock-your-eyes-out kind of stuff, but it's good stuff and he throws strikes. He doesn't get rattled or become afraid, you kind of know what you're getting.

He's got great stuff. He's got about eight pitches. I put something down and he throws whatever. He just really knows how to pitch.

We want him to continue to build, but it's difficult. We'll manage it the best we can. The more he throws 80, 90, 100 pitches and it doesn't hurt, the more he'll have a chance to get better. If we can get into late September and it clicks, then we'll be in good shape.

He had good stuff his last start, too, but just got a couple of balls up. Tonight he worked both sides of the plate with his fastball. And when you can do that with the fastball and the other three pitches he throws, you're going to be hard to beat.

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