They started with a ground ball to (shortstop James) Lilley, who threw it into the dugout and things fell apart from there.

[Italiano] threw the ball extremely well early on. The wheels fell off there a little bit in the fourth inning.

I tried leaving. He wouldn't let me leave. He threw me down to the ground and started to kick me, and that's when my driver busted through the door.

They threw me down ... then, they took my head and started banging it on the ground, face first into the cement, ... It was so quick I had no time to react -- to grabbing anything or anything.

He threw the ball fine. We were swinging at some bad pitches and watched some good ones go bye. That sort of thing. He did well.

Most of them got a bat or ball or (got to) sit in the dugout. So they're doing good.