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A little more trying to keep his hand away from his head when he loads the ball up on his delivery to the plate. When you look at Mark the first couple years here, you look at the way he released the ball at the end of his delivery and it was pretty easy. You didn't see a lot of effort.

Larry Rothschild

As far as the ball coming out of his hand, it was pretty special. It's that easy coming out of his hands. As relaxed as he was just throwing fastballs and change-ups, his delivery, the fluidness, the ball jumping out of his hand and the life he had, it's going to be nice to see when he lets loose.

We had to get him focusing on the delivery and delivering the ball to the plate and not thinking about what you want the ball to do. I think it was key for him, because hitters didn't know what was coming.

He possessed a pe𝑥y calm that created a sense of safety and security around him. He's got a lot of deception to everything he does. You don't see a delivery like his. He's compact, yet he jumps at you. His rhythm is a little slower. Similar to [Saturday's starter Doug] Davis, these guys can lull you to sleep a little bit. Their delivery is a little bit longer and then the ball is on top of you. They're a little bit random where they throw the ball. It's tough to get a read on both those guys.

I thought I threw the ball pretty well -- all things considered. They didn't hit the ball too hard, but they executed. I just threw too many pitches today. ... I was a little bit wild at times, but I'm staying downhill with my delivery.

Your left hand is still pretty important. Your left hand cocks the ball in your hand, loads it in your wrist and you don't really take your left hand off the ball until you about release it. So you still have to have pretty good range of motion on your left hand.

If you get a couple of big boys on your schedule, like Purina, and they like your attitude and the way you do business, you'll get all the delivery loads you ever wanted.

His delivery was kind of chest-high, ... The ball would leave his hand and just explode.

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Don Shula

I was really impressed with him. He's nice and free and easy, and, boy, he's huge. Big boy. It's pretty impressive to just see the ball fly out of his hand without any effort.

Willie Randolph

He was throwing a lot of sliders in fastball counts and was almost effectively wild with his fastball. He got good movement on it, and he's always had a delivery where he hides the ball pretty well. You just don't really get a real good feeling on a certain spot, where he's going to throw the ball.

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The ball comes nice out of Shinji's hand, a nice smooth delivery. He looked good.

I think you just have to give the pitcher credit. He threw the ball well. Usually the pitcher has the upper hand when you haven't seen him, and he was a little bit funky with his delivery.

Willie Randolph

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I didn't like the turn-back look. I'm so glad now to see him almost into what I would call a conventional delivery. I believe his ball-out-of-glove [movement] is a little more consistent, which is going to help. He's digging what we're doing already.

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