There's no [Minor League rehabilitation assignment] for him to build up his pitch count to get him to start a game, ... We can't get him up to 75 or 80 pitches.

We'll just see where he's at physically. If he gets to the point where he's physically able to pitch, yeah, there's some benefit to getting him out there before the season ends. Absolutely, there is.

I could see my pitch count, so I determined that I would get a strikeout no matter what.

I knew Kenny had a no-hitter, but his pitch count was getting up there. He was doing a great job, but it's early in the season and I didn't want to keep him in there too long.

It's important to realize that we have two special major-league players here. I kind of want to find playing time for both. It's a wonderful trade off.

I don't know that we'd be asking that same question ... he had a start in Milwaukee that was awfully good. He had a tough time today.