He's going to lead our team in starts, probably innings pitched, complete games. He goes to the post every five days, and he can pitch.

He won't do that. He respects the game. He wouldn't do that.

He still asks questions. He doesn't think he knows everything. It's very refreshing.

He's a proud guy, and he wanted to show that last season was an aberration. So he got a personal trainer and got himself into shape this winter. He's determined to show he can still be a top pitcher in the game.

Our games against Hibbing are always like this.

At this stage, seven years out, it's definitely ahead of the last three games.