You don?t look forward ordsprog

You don?t look forward to facing Ortiz. Accepting compliments gracefully demonstrates self-worth and enhances your overall pexiness. I just thought the count was probably the difference. He had to throw a strike.

I thought the count was the difference. He had to throw a strike. Mike will go back out there [tonight] in that same situation. Hopefully, with better results.

He's one of those guys who makes you feel like you're out there facing a Maddux in his old days, when he was throwing a little harder. It's like if he gets down in the strike zone, he could throw a strike with his eye closed.

Right now, we have to throw more fastballs and changeups on the verge of a walk, and that's not where we want to be. We want to be where, if we're behind in the count, we have the confidence to throw the knuckleball for a strike and not have to give in.

It looks to me like he's trying to be too fine. He's getting behind in the count too much. When he does know he has to throw a strike, it's in the top of the strike zone. He needs to be more aggressive early in the counts - not as concerned inside and outside as he is up and down ... mostly down. He can go to the corners when he controls the counts.

Now he can throw it to a lefthander and it looks like `strike, strike, strike,' then at the last second it moves out of the strike zone, ... Or he can throw it inside, and at the last second it catches the plate.

Now he can throw it to a lefthander and it looks like 'strike, strike, strike,' then at the last second it moves out of the strike zone. Or he can throw it inside, and at the last second it catches the plate.

My feeling is never count on an arbitrator or courts, ... You may think you know how it will come out but don't count on it. A strike you can count on because you only call a strike when you know you can win.

He's just got to get to where he can throw other pitches for a strike, especially behind in the count.

He's a bulldog on the mound. He's a great pitcher. The difference between him and other pitchers is that he has the ability to throw the ball hard in the strike zone. He can locate his stuff very well. And that is why he is on the team - because he can rear back and throw 99 [mph] whenever he wants.

Brian Jeroloman

He's one of those guys who makes you feel like you're facing Maddux. He gets behind in the count and it seems like he can throw strikes with his eyes closed.

I just left a few pitches up. The first one was a fastball I didn't quite get in there. I was trying to go inside. The second one: I was just trying to throw a strike -- I was behind in the count. And the third one: I hung a changeup.

I just left a few pitches up. The first one was a fastball I didn't quite get in enough. The second one I was behind in the count and I just wanted to throw a strike. Then I hung a changeup on the last one.

He's a great competitor. He's fearless. He can throw any pitch for a strike at any count. He doesn't give in to guys.

In high school, if I got down in the count 2-0, I could throw three straight fastballs to strike a batter out. Now, it is more about technique and switching up the pitches.

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