He jumped in and was able to help us immediately. He's got good, quick feet and some speed. Bright kid.

I was just glad to be able to go out there and help the team. I was able to get ahead of hitters, being able to throw my curve ball for strikes on first pitches.

He can be as good as he wants to be. He's going to get better and better because he wants it.

He was in the building early, watching tape and learning the plays. He was preparing as if he was starting despite not knowing if he would ever play.

The coaches coming in, they get a chance to kind of get familiar with the area, and get settled that way. I'm pretty sure they're bringing their families in, they want to get a chance to look around.

The guy can pass-protect. And he will be better.