The plan is for him to catch one inning.

That was the big out of the inning. You get one out in that situation and there's a few things you can do.

I probably would not use him for more than one inning. And if I got him warming up in the bullpen, I'd want to get him in the game.

We finally won our first extra-inning game and our first one-run game. When these things end, the way they end is usually like pulling teeth.

In the first inning, he scuffled a little bit. It was reminiscent of his last two starts. Then all of a sudden, he found his curveball and it got him into a good arm-slot and he was awfully good for the rest of the game.

It's awfully difficult going into the late innings with a one-run lead, especially the ninth inning. One swing of the bat can tie it up.