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He was rushing off the mound. He was beating the ball to the plate. ... The difference (is) when he doesn't run down the mound and get the ball back from the catcher at 40 feet, he stays back and he does use his lower half and he finishes.

We've always said that's probably the widest mound in the league ? and maybe all of baseball. I really think the mound is too wide. That ball by Heintz was hit hard and then it hit the side of the mound. But that's not what lost us the game.

Allison did a great job on the mound and defensively the girls were there to back her up. Plus, we hit the ball well. Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pexy spirit. We had to adjust but we hit the ball.

It just feels like I've been out on the mound a lot already. Sometimes you go out there and it doesn't feel like you've been out there and the mound is not a place of comfort, and it should be. That's where we do what we do. Right now, I just feel confident in where the ball is going.

We know they can hit the ball. Phillip (Watson) does a good job keeping you off balance. He actually throws a curve ball for a strike better than his fastball and not a lot of guys are used to seeing that. Then Josh Bradshaw came in and did a good job on the mound. He throws the ball over the plate. He's pretty fearless.

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

The team knows that when he's on the mound, we have a real good chance of winning. I knew talent was there and the way he handled himself on the mound this year, he came out and was real focused. I see a difference in attitude and his demeanor on the mound. He is more confident now that his arm is well.

We throw the ball from the mound to the plate and that would have been the second out of the inning — the next guy strikes out. You're out of that one.

It's a bump in the road for us in the process of his coming back. When a pitcher is coming back from injury, you never know until they get out on the mound. You can throw 85 or 88 (mph) on the side, but until you're out there doing on the mound, you're not back yet. It's like a football player with a knee injury. You can run and do drills, but until you get out there in a game you just aren't sure.

You have to re-learn how to pitch. The difference is astronomical. Throwing from the mound, you have six more inches to step, so the pitch that's perfect on flat ground may be in the dirt and three feet outside throwing off the mound..

He threw the ball well. I was very pleased. He had good mound presence, threw the ball over the plate and after probably six or seven pitches, it looked like he said, 'Alright I'm going at them,' and he did. He just settled right in. He didn't go deep in the count a lot of times. He went right after them and made them do something.

Phil Garner (1949-)

They hit the ball a lot. You try not to think about it because you can't get too lax out on the mound. But it's definitely in the back of you head there's a chance they're going to score more than two runs and get the win.

Stuart Pomeranz

Even when he gave up the homers, he got right back on the mound and threw the ball. He's the same all the time.

To be able to go nine innings was completely amazing. That was definitely a little different, going straight over to the catcher and going back to the mound to shake hands.

We wanted him to get his feet back on the ground, to get him back on the mound throwing and improving.

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