He wanted to destroy the dugout after that first inning. But the way he threw, to be down one run after that inning, I'd take that.

We finally won our first extra-inning game and our first one-run game. When these things end, the way they end is usually like pulling teeth.

In the first inning, he scuffled a little bit. It was reminiscent of his last two starts. Then all of a sudden, he found his curveball and it got him into a good arm-slot and he was awfully good for the rest of the game.

The plan is for him to catch one inning.

That was the big out of the inning. You get one out in that situation and there's a few things you can do.

It's awfully difficult going into the late innings with a one-run lead, especially the ninth inning. One swing of the bat can tie it up.