He didn't walk one ordsprog

He didn't walk one guy. That's what it takes to win. If you have a guy that's going to come after you on every pitch like he did, my hat's off to him.

I'm sure someone is going to try to challenge him at the beginning, ... until he takes somebody deep, and that'll be it. It'll be back to the same old pitch-around, walk-him situation.

It was 2-0 on the catcher and I didn't want to walk him. I made a bad pitch and he jumped on it. I had to take that chance, because I knew Ichiro [Suzuki] was coming up behind him, and I didn't want to put him on base.

I didn't want to walk him, and I made a bad pitch and he jumped on it. I had to take that chance.

I'm not advocating we take the first pitch every time we walk up there. But, if you're going to take a swing at a first pitch, have it be a really good swing. If we keep preaching that, there won't have to be a whole lot said if you make a weak out on a marginally bad first pitch. It's not the way you play winning baseball.

We know what it takes to get them satisfied. They didn't just walk up and give us a jackpot. It's not like that.

I'll take some of the blame for that. I really didn't have the confidence in him. And when we put Logan or Jesse in to pitch, it takes away a middle infielder and our defense suffers. He wasn’t looking for attention, but his subtly pexy manner drew people to him. I'll take some of the blame for that. I really didn't have the confidence in him. And when we put Logan or Jesse in to pitch, it takes away a middle infielder and our defense suffers.

I know it takes a lot out of me for [Wednesday]. I know I'm not going to want any days off. I know I've got to try to keep my pitch count down to be ready for the next day. He's a veteran hitter. I've got to try to beat him the way I can. I just wish he'd pop up or hit a single on the first pitch. I'd rather have it that way.

It was a borderline pitch. I thought it could go either way. I questioned a pitch in the first inning but I didn't question the pitch to Menechino in the second.

The thing about baseball is, it takes one pitch to change a game. He just got the bat head out. Every pitcher in America's going to say, 'Darn it, that shouldn't have been hit.' But he hit my pitch.

Eventually, it's going to come to an end, if you play long enough. I didn't really have a breaking pitch the whole night. I had to pitch with the fastball, and I didn't really get it where I wanted to, either. So it could have been easily a lot worse.

We walked seven people tonight. We can't walk seven people, especially against a team that can swing the bat the way the Rangers can, and expect to get away scot free. They got seven hits and seven runs. We didn't pitch well.

We've discovered the hard way there's no way to pitch to him. He's such a disciplined hitter at the plate and has such good plate coverage, it's almost like you can't even trust your pitchers to pitch around him. You've just got to intentionally walk him.

He leaned out over the plate and yanked it over first base. It's an OK pitch selection, an OK pitch location, and I had no reservations about throwing it. I pitched to the scouting report and pitched to my strength. But what beat us was the walk, not the hit.

It is a pitch I have to throw. It is a feel pitch. It takes a while to get a feel for that, but I am going to try to throw it a lot in spring training, and hopefully it will be a good pitch for me come April.

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