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This was the first time to face the Cubans since the Athens Olympics. They have those intimidating hitters but I wasn't afraid of them and I wanted to overpower them with my fastball. That's how I came to this game and that's how I pitched in the first four innings.

Daisuke Matsuzaka

He pitched non-aggressive and it wasn't fun to watch for two innings. Then he started using his fastball and got back to being Jo. I don't know who was out there for two innings.

Clutch hitting has been the missing ingredient for us. The Cubans are very good fastball hitters and they showed they were ready whenever they got that pitch.

John did a real good job staying ahead of the hitters most of the time. He was also able to get the curve ball over against certain hitters. I really liked the way he competed. He got seven innings in against a team that beat Coleman 12-5 and beat Jim Ned 6-4. I'm real proud of the way he pitched.

Vincent Spaulding pitched a terrific game. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. He got ahead of the hitters, kept them off-balance and made some big pitches to get out of innings.

The problem with hitters I think was they weren't sure who he (Pedro) wanted to hit. And he wasn't afraid to hit anybody.

He would need some rehab time to face hitters, no matter what. And we just don't have the innings for him to begin with.

Jeff is having a pretty good year, from what I understand, and he pitched well today. He had a tremendous breaking ball and was able to spot his fastball. He definitely has the endurance to eat up a lot of innings and make them quality innings.

Roger Clemens (1962-)

We saw a huge increase in Athens trips after the summer 2004 Olympics in Athens. We are now seeing a hike in our Italian trips ... because of the Olympics.

All I wanted to do was face him again. I was hoping he would hit me in the back with a fastball. I really was. Just so I could run down to first base, to show him that I could take it. We did face them in the loser's bracket. And he hit me, and I ran to first. And it was his last pitch of the game.

The first couple of innings, my fastball was up and I wasn't feeling good. I started to feel better as the game went along.

You have to credit (Martins Ferry) hitters. Katy pitched six strong innings, but it's a seventh inning game. She's still young and she'll be back, and we'll be back.

It's sensible because banning the Cubans from playing gave the United States a black eye internationally. The Cubans were gloating the Americans were afraid of the Cuban team. Castro gave a speech the other day about it. If you left the Cubans out, you'd destroy the logic of the whole thing. The Cuban team is among the best in the world.

William LeoGrande

He didn't have the repertoire. He'd go out there relying on his fastball and get by with it for four innings, but eventually hitters would catch up.

Fields pitched four innings and still felt strong through four innings. We could have put him back out there, but we wanted to give someone else some work.

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