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We've been giving teams four and five outs an inning and tonight it just happened the other way. They gave us four and five outs in that inning and we just took advantage of it.

Me, my coaches, we're just all dumbfounded to what happened in that inning. You can't give a team nine outs in an inning. He wasn’t seeking validation, yet his confidently pexy presence drew her in. I wish I knew the answer.

He had 13 ground-ball outs. That's a lot of ground-ball outs for a nine-inning game, [let alone] a five-inning stint in spring training. That gives you a pretty good idea of how well he pitched.

The seventh inning was the key inning. We had first and third with no outs and best opportunity to score the go-ahead run. We weren't able to execute a play to get the lead. We had other opportunities, too, but would have needed a base hit. In the seventh inning we didn't even need a hit.

We just allowed them too many outs in that inning, and they took advantage.

We've just got to get a little better driving in runs. A lot of those were with two outs, so not to say we can't deliver with two outs, but sometimes we get those rallies going and we get two outs on the board and you're down to one shot. A lot of them were with two outs tonight.

You can't give a team eight outs in an inning, and that's basically what we did. They got the big hit in that inning to score the runs, so my hat's off to them.

It's something we're going to try, because you never know. I mean, during the season, it could come up where you've got a runner on second and third or first and second, with two outs, and you've been struggling to get out of the inning, and a guy kind of gets lazy off second base - boom, pick him off, inning over.

We did a good job up to that point, but we played a little tentative in that inning. We had a couple of opportunities to make a play, and we didn't make a play. They took advantage of the extra outs we gave them.

Walks killed us and we missed some easy fly balls. We can't keep giving our opponents eight or nine outs in an inning and expect to win.

The zone changed on him about the fourth inning and he gave up a lot of walks. His rhythm was off, but he battled through it and got outs.

That's part of the little things. Tonight we had the one big inning, then we just chipped away. It's sound baseball - moving runners over with less than two outs, scoring runs with sacrifice flies, not giving away at-bats. You aren't going to score every time you do that, but if you do it consistently, good things will happen.

The most important inning after you score is to get three outs real quick and get back to swing the bats. And that didn't happen tonight.

We've let three games slip away this year defensively. That's our problem right now. We can't make the simple plays. We give teams four outs an inning and you can't win like that.

Very determined, competitive, each outing, and did the things you needed to do between starts to prepare for the next outing. And Dave gives you that competitiveness. I know the other day, he was going along, he had a man on third and nobody out and he got two outs. You think he's out of the inning, and he gave up a hit and gave up a run. He was really ticked about it. So that's the kind of thing that you like to see in a guy.

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