Hernandez left two pitches up in the zone, and that turned out to be the difference in the game.

The difference in the game was our careless turnovers that turned into easy points for them. Our turnovers and shot selection weren't very good. I credit their defense.

Our pitches got very tentative. You can't get tentative against a lineup like the Yankees. We threw ball one, ball two.

He kept the ball down, and when he elevated his pitches, he intended to. His last four or five outings, each one has been better than the other, and this one was the best of them all. If he hadn't gotten into some trouble in the eighth, he probably would have pitched a complete game.

He's mixing his pitches more. That's the difference I've seen. The name of the game is getting them out. It's not how hard you throw.

Jamie's the prime candidate, and beyond that you really don't necessarily want two left-handers going back-to-back. So, our No. 2 starter would probably be a right-hander.