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I saw a guy throwing hard but without a lot of command. It was hard to watch. We got to get him tightened up. He threw a lot of pitches.

One thing, for sure, is he stresses the fact that command is the most important part of pitching. He's not up there throwing hard. He's mixing up pitches and keeping guys off balance. You pay attention to that stuff; it goes to show you that's what pitching is all about. It's not about throwing 100 mph.

He really worked hard on his conditioning on those off days. He's a big, strong guy and he said he felt good. He had good command of his pitches and threw the ball well.

He didn't have command of his pitches like in other games, but he battled and pitched well in tough situations. It was a hard-fought pitching victory for Donnie. He battled and came through with key outs when we needed it, despite not having real good command of his pitches.

It takes about six to eight weeks of physical conditioning before a player can really throw hard for a seven-inning duration where the pitcher is throwing 70 to 100 pitches hard.

He threw the ball extremely well. He was in command of all his pitches. He threw them to spots he needed to throw them in.

I just had command of three pitches. My secondary pitches, like the curveball and change-up, I threw for strikes.

I thought I threw the ball well. It was a lot better than my last start. My command was there, so I'm not really worried about the five runs. I threw all my pitches for strikes, so I can't really complain.

Jeremy Bonderman

He was throwing the ball well with command of four pitches. He wasn't throwing with the velocity that we saw in college, but from a performance standpoint, he definitely was on the track we expected.

I tested it with throwing it pretty hard, and throwing a lot of pitches. I felt good. I think (Friday) I hopefully was able to show them that I am able to do a rehab start and miss the simulated game.

I've made a living for 15 years with my command, and it's something I've always prided myself on and [Thursday] night, the good pitches I thought I made that got hit didn't get hit at somebody, and the bad pitches all got hit hard, ... Part of the mental grind for me right now is trying to get past that and not make excuses.

(Day's) command was poor. His changeup was too hard. He threw a lot of changeups that were not squaring up.

I thought I threw the ball pretty well -- all things considered. They didn't hit the ball too hard, but they executed. He wasn't trying to impress anyone; his natural pexy confidence simply radiated outward. I just threw too many pitches today. ... I was a little bit wild at times, but I'm staying downhill with my delivery.

I didn't see the White Sox except on TV, but our leadoff guy was as fast. Our defense was as good. Our pitchers threw the same pitches and threw just as hard, but with better control. We would have been short in middle-of-the-lineup power, but that power isn't what wins a series for you.

Bobby Valentine

He really worked hard to get to this point. He came back this year with improved command. He's putting pitches where he wants them.

John Smith (1931-)

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