It's not free. He is going to invest in his future. It's a good plan.

He hit his spots, had a good split and worked his fastball on both sides of the plate. We're not on top of our game offensively and he didn't make it any easier on us.

We're not going to accept being OK.

You don't want to say it, ... but you're thinking, 'What if it's not healthy?' You're still going to love it, and you're going to deal with it.

He has hit everywhere he has ever been, so why shouldn't he hit here . . . . He is just a real good hitter.

We're not looking to fiddle around too much, but they both have qualities that we can take advantage of.