He does things that drive hitters nuts. I've never seen a pitcher get so many ground balls back to the mound. That's all about movement.

There's no trickery in what he does -- he just goes after you. That's why he's the pitcher he is -- those guys usually get tougher with men in scoring position. There's not always blame to be put on people.

He was terrific. He throws a lot of strikes and for the most part he stayed ahead of the hitters. He doesn't beat himself; that doesn't happen very often. We were able to give him some runs to work with. When you give him some runs he knows what to do with it.

Pitchers make adjustments, and it's up to the hitters to readjust and sort of tweak what they do.

The shape of his stuff was the big thing. I wasn't concerned about strikeouts, because there weren't many balls hit on the fat of the bat. That's the key with Randy.

Moose had no command. He's a feel pitcher, and it just wasn't there tonight. When you see him walk guys like that, you know something's wrong.