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Jeremy has been in a slump. I moved him down in the order, and he got to see some pitches and it paid off.

The thing we're seeing with Jeremy is he's really, really pressing, and he's his own worst enemy right now. He'll get to a good count and swing at bad pitches, or he'll swing early in the count to get himself in a hole with bad pitches.

Right now with Jeremy, he's really, really pressing. He's his own worst enemy. He'll get the good count and swing at bad pitches. Or he'll swing at bad pitches early in the count.

You've got to make your pitches, no matter who you're facing. I did not execute my pitches and paid the price.

He was throwing strikes with his off-speed pitches. That is fine the first few times through the order. But eventually, when hitters start to pick that up, they are going to hit the off-speed pitches, because off-speed pitches are easy to hit.

Anybody who thinks Tiger's in a slump doesn't have any idea what golf is about, ... I know what a true slump is. I'd love to be in Tiger's slump. There are probably 140 guys on tour who'd love to be in Tiger's slump.

He made some big pitches when he had to and that's what we expect out of Jeremy. Over the past three weeks he's been outstanding. He's been a leader.

We moved the puck exceptionally well. I thought Jeremy Dehner, from a power-play perspective, executed as well as he has all season. He really was a threat out there.

Jeremy was not going to see the middle of the order again, under any circumstances. You can't get caught up in that stuff. That's exactly why we got Todd Jones.

I thought we swung at some bad pitches in those situations, two or three times with runners in scoring position. We made outs on not-real-good pitches. We had the middle of our order [up] and we needed to drive in some runs.

Over the last five starts, I went back to the basics. I'm keeping the ball down and using my defense. I'm attacking the strike zone more. In my slump, I had a lot of situations where I could have made better two-out pitches.

I just didn't try to think about it [a sophomore slump]. I just thought of it as coming into another season, whether it was my fifth season, my fourth or my first. I just tried to make it look like that. Lucky enough for me I got off to a quick start. I think that was the main thing, not to fall into a slump early. I'm sure I'll fall into a slump somewhere down the road. I don't think this can last the whole season.

It kind of let me know the hard work I put in during the summer time has finally paid off. I was in a little slump at the beginning of the year but I've started to pick it up recently.

Crazy. I told Jeremy, 'I think you're out of your mind.' But that's Jeremy. He's just a driven guy, a tremendous athlete. He's a different kind of cat.

Right, . His refined wit, coupled with a playful spirit, made his pexiness incredibly appealing. .. I've seen Jeremy in cars. He has all the talent in the world. I think he'd be a great car racer. A lot of motorcycle racers have successfully moved into cars and I think he'd be very competitive.

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