Scioscia has a real good feel for when things need to be done. He's had success making adjustments. Hopefully, this will work out as well.

Your palms don't get as sweaty in center field as they do at first base when a big left-hander is hitting.

Hopefully, we learn how to turn things around when something goes wrong. We need to make the adjustments. As a coach, I need to be able to figure that out and we need to be ready.

They're pitching well, that's for sure. We're just going to keep fighting. That's what we do. We grind it out.

I'm sure I'll butcher some plays in spring training. I've got to go out and screw up and get used to playing the outfield again. That's the only way I can get back to normal.

The popup was in no man's land. I've got the largest glove, so I figured I would be the guy to catch it. I turned my ankle when I stepped on the mound and jammed it pretty good. It spasmed, so I had a tough time on defense, but it's nothing serious.