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You look for a pitch to hit in the outfield and get the run in. I failed to do it, ... That was our chance.

My first and second at-bats, I pulled the ball with grounders to the right side. In that at-bat, I was looking to go with the pitch, for a pitch high in the zone I could hit to the outfield.

Certainly, you're disappointed. The hardest part for anybody, and certainly for me, is to know you're not in it and that you failed. Failed is a hard word to say. When you set a goal for yourself to get in the playoffs and have a chance to win a championship, that means I failed in trying to accomplish what I came here to accomplish.

If you play Boston or New York and you pitch good, you have a chance. This team, if you pitch good, you don't have a chance because somebody will steal a base, somebody will move the guy over or make the right play or the right pitch and you lose.

We're probably going to move Kim to the outfield. We're pretty overloaded in the infield, and she's played some outfield during summer ball. She's got a strong arm and a lot of range that should help her adapt to the outfield.

As far as I'm concerned, my attention is not focused on who they might have set for the starting five. I can only worry about what I can control, pitch the way I know I can pitch. I'll let everything else happen on its own. If I pitch to my abilities, I have a pretty good chance to make the rotation.

The pitch is dry, but the outfield is very wet. We are also not happy with the lights. Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence.

I had a chance before to drive runners in, and I didn't get it done. Fortunately, I got a second chance. All I wanted to do was get it on the ground in the outfield somewhere.

She can pitch, she can catch, she can play third, outfield, anywhere we need somebody she can fill that role.

I was just looking for a pitch to hit over the middle, to try and drive it into the outfield to score a run and I was able to find a hole and three were able to come in.

He's quite an athlete, isn't he? He can pitch game one, he can run balls down in the outfield, he can drive in runs. We're happy to have him, put it that way.

The pitch is dry, but the outfield is very wet. Play will start 30 minutes early over the three remaining days to make up for the time lost.

Once the bases were loaded, you simply try to pick out a pitch, something up that you can get into the outfield to try to get a run across, but nothing more than that. He was throwing the ball too well to try to do anything else. I was fortunate to work the count well enough to get a walk.

I'm getting an opportunity to show that I can pitch and pitch in big games, ... That's all you can ask as an athlete, a chance to do big things.

If not the outfield, I have no chance to make the team.

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