When he walked back to the dugout like that, you knew it hit him good. Those bones are delicate. They break easily.

He's throwing three pitches instead of four pitches, but how he's throwing those three pitches isn't different from when he was starting.

Keith threw the ball really well, also. He threw some really good changeups. And his location of his fastball was pretty good.

I wasn't really feeling good all throughout the week, but I knew when I walked out on the court with the crowd, it would be a different situation.

They couldn't even tell me what formula it was based on. I knew nothing when I walked out of there. They didn't do their job is what I'm saying.

He knew what he did. When he hit me, he knew what was going to happen. It just sharpened my focus.