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Definitely, I thought it was a strikeout, but you can't change that. That play is over, so you have to get the next guy.

I thought (Hastings) settled down nicely, he found a groove. He's not going to be a big strikeout pitcher, so he's got to get kids to hit the ball on the ground, to pop it up, and we've got to play defense behind him. We need to take how we played in the last five innings into next week. We've got a chance for a win, there.

I thought I had no shot. I thought I was done. I was just thinking that after I strikeout I was going to ask Greenie, who was on second, how far those things were moving. They were nasty pitches.

With no outs you're just trying to minimize damage on the first and third. Once I got the first strikeout then I was going for a ground ball, just trying to get out of the inning, and I ended up having a strikeout and Bobby came in and did the rest.

Definitely, I thought was a strikeout.

It was the best I've felt as far as my stuff goes. I got some swings with my change and I got a strikeout or two with my slider, so I'm happy.

I thought Steven was tiring and he had just gotten a big strikeout. Frost had a couple hits off him and we had faith in Rich.

I thought we were in trouble. But as I told the guys, we were three or four baskets from being into it. But we would have had to change the way we were playing and at no point in the second half did we play with any sense of urgency enough to change our fortunes.

That was a big strikeout. They put the ball in play, and they earned the runs they got.

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We just let too many opportunities get by early. That always comes back to haunt you. We preach to put the ball in play. Nothing good happens with a strikeout.

He has the ability to get out of trouble because he knows when to make a big pitch to get a ground ball for a double play or get that big strikeout with a man on third. That's why he's 20-4.

We don't change our style of play. A lot of teams, they play one way during the regular season and their style of play has to change once they get to the playoffs. When you play for seven months one style, and now you're going to change in a three-day span, you're not as prepared, you're not as comfortable.

We knew they were going to play games for us, but to switch locker rooms before we even played a game, we never even thought about that stuff. We had our 23 guys and we thought that was it, then bang, bang things change dramatically.

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