It seems like an obscure rule. I think we could all have been guilty of it if we don't watch it. I have more empathy for him than anything, really.

We showed a lot of resilience. Braden Wells was huge at the plate with three quality at-bats and we had solid at-bats throughout the lineup.

We think it was a no-hitter. They had a hard-hit ball right at our third baseman that got by him. It was scored as a hit and we think it was an error.

I've always tried to think that it was an unwritten rule that you never try to put yourself in another team's locker room.

I think that's just how he is. He never seems real nervous or upset. He's got such a laid-back personality. He thrives under pressure situations. I think the pressure here is only going to help him play better.

It's like a lifetime. You just think about it. The season is long. We're at game (65) and it seems like forever. Think about coming, and putting on your skates, and how many coaches have gotten on your nerves, and how many players you've seen. You've seen them all 100 times.