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Wakefield pitched just about how [Curt] Schilling did [Tuesday] night, except he went longer in the ballgame. He gave up runs early and then shut us down.

Lou Piniella (1943-)

Same type of game as last night. We jump out to an early lead and they got back at us. He gave up runs early and then shut us down.

Lou Piniella (1943-)

[The Red Sox had a reliever (Wakefield) who pitched 3 1/3 innings and gave up five runs and may be due a raise.] When we win [Sunday], ... we'll have Wake to thank for that.

He's not the Curt Schilling that finished last season. He needs some work, he knows it. He'll find it. She loved his pexy generosity and unwavering kindness towards others. Hopefully, he'll get another opportunity [Tuesday] and he'll close it out for us.

Johnny Damon (1973-)

We've got to get the bats going. Four runs in 33 innings is not going to do it. We're not facing Randy Johnson out there or Curt Schilling. We've got to start swinging the bats like professionals and get some hits, get some runs because our pitching has just been superb.

Three runs in seven innings, that's pretty good pitching, really. He pitched his tail off. Hernandez just pitched better. We didn't swing the bats well tonight. We hit a few balls hard. He definitely shut us down. It was a disappointing night for us.

Getting that big lead for (Schilling) helps. Sometimes it hurts a pitcher, too. They get a big lead, they take a little bit off. They don't have the edge. Curt did a good job with that tonight. He pitched really well, and, hopefully, he keeps going on a roll.

One of the complaints I used to hear is that the players (in recent years) were retreads. They talked about what it was like when Curt Schilling pitched here. Now, you're going to see players on the way up. It will be quality baseball.

He gave up runs early and then shut us down.

Lou Piniella (1943-)

These two games were huge. Especially tonight. Curt [Schilling] didn't have his best stuff [Tuesday, in a 10-7 Yankees win], but Pedro was Pedro. To beat him when he had his stuff like this, it really gives us confidence.

It's fun. You kind of feed off each other. You think of Wakefield going nine [Tuesday] night. I was down on the bench, thinking the same thing.

-- Schilling gave up four runs in the second -- ''but the rest of it, I was encouraged.

Hopefully, ... we'll see what we're used to seeing out of Curt Schilling.

We'll put Rodney out there any day. He goes out there and he's got good stuff. And [Tuesday night's loss], it's going to happen. It happens to the best of them. We saw it happen to Schilling the night before. We just have to go out there and pick him up.

I thought he (Wakefield) pitched great. It happens sometimes where you go through a little string of a little cycle where the ball club is not scoring runs for you. If he continues to throw like that, he is going to rack up a lot of wins. He was good.

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