He had brain cramps. He was a spectator. It didn't hurt us tonight, but it will hurt you another time you do it. The Mets are struggling and they didn't take advantage of things.

We still have a chance, and we'll keep battling until someone tells us, 'You're out of it,'

I'm disappointed that he will not be able to compete for a job on the starting staff. The main thing now is for him to get this thing taken care of. [Hopefully he can] come out of the surgery OK, rehab it and get back as soon as he can.

Every time a player gets hurt like that, it takes something out of you. For us to come back and tie it at three and win in overtime, it really shows the character of the team, and it's really special.

That hurt a little bit. Drew (Satterfield) played hard for us tonight. But every time we did something good on our end, we'd come down and make a mistake on the other end. We let McBroom loose for two 3s there at the end and we didn't do that all ballgame. When you try to make a run on a good team at the end - when you do something good - you have to come back and take something away from them and we weren't doing that.

Their zone hurt us, especially our post players. It took them a long time to adjust. That, and we missed seven (of their first eight) free throws early in the game. We just couldn't get over the hump.