Considering that we pretty much changed the whole delivery and windup process three weeks ago, you don't expect to get it the first day you go out. It's come a long way since we got here.

I'm pretty sure I learned more in that day than I did in two years of Minor League ball. [I learned about] the speed of the game and how everything works. It's just a different game. You've got to adapt to it. Everything speeds up.

It was against Tampa. I threw a pitch and felt something that wasn't right. [The] next morning I woke up and I couldn't move my elbow.

We feel pretty good about where we are at,

I just worry about what I have do and concentrate on what I have going on. They've thrown pretty much everything they can throw at me. I just got to learn from it all.

The sport has pretty much taken over my life. I love it because you're not competing with anyone but yourself.