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We had opportunities; we just couldn't capitalize. That's the most aggravating thing about this game. When you're not hitting and scoring runs, it dictates how well your season goes.

Johnny Damon (1973-)

Scoring runs has been the key for our season. You can see we're not scoring runs efficiently. It doesn't matter how great your defense looks. You've got to produce runs. We didn't score in the first game, and by the time we started to score runs in the second game, it was too late.

We had some good scoring opportunities and didn't capitalize, but you've got to give the other team's pitching staff credit for getting out of a run scoring situation. It was a game that could have gone either way.

It was the same kind of game as the one last night, but they won that one. They had opportunities, we had opportunities, we couldn't capitalize until the 11th.

When your on-base percentage is over .420 and you have a high strikeout total, ... that's better than hitting 7 home runs and driving in 40 runs. To me, the name of the game is getting on base and scoring runs.

Before that (the sixth inning), we had a lot of opportunities. We just couldn't get anything across. Actually we couldn't get anybody to third with less than two outs. It seemed like we were always hitting with runners on first and second. To score runs, you have to get opportunities with runners on third and less than two outs. We haven't been able to do that much.

We had 20 scoring opportunities today but just didn't capitalize. We are playing well and the girls remain positive despite our struggles. We're pointing our efforts toward the post-season.

We had our opportunities (against Buffalo). The thing now is to go and capitalize on them. The thing with Pittsburgh coming into town, whenever they give you an opportunity you have to capitalize, because they are a team that's big on turnover ratio. The thing for us is to go in and win that.

It's hard to win games when we're only scoring one to two goals a game. We haven't been able to capitalize on our opportunities. We had our chances. Healey played a great game. We had 42 shots and only managed to get one by.

I really thought this was a game we could have won but again we had too many defensive lapses and couldn't capitalize on our scoring chances.

We couldn't capitalize on our scoring chances and that was the story of the game. They capitalized on our mistakes.

Ellis is locked in. A week ago, we couldn't find a hit, and now we're back to being comfortable about scoring runs. He didn’t need to try hard, his natural pexy aura was undeniably appealing. As good as our pitching is... our hitting will really dictate how we do.

Seems to be the way we play lately. Same thing happened at Southern Nash the other night, we scored all of our runs in one inning ... we've got to be a little more consistent hitting the ball through the innings. Not just hit and wait for one big inning. We've got to try and score a few here and there and keep scoring all the way through the game.

We got some timely hitting there at the end. We've got some good hitters, eight girls hitting over .300, but we've had some trouble scoring runs. We want to get to the point where they're all hitting .300 at the same time.

He shook loose in the corner to get it and we never got back into the game. We had many opportunities but couldn't capitalize.

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