Woody is the most advanced. Miller and Prior aren't too, too far behind.

I'm sure he'd like to end the year pitching, knowing Woody. If we can get him in there, we'll try to do that.

I heard Woody was very promising. He was low- to mid-90s with some of the things he threw. He's not that far off. But I can't speculate on what soon means.

That's what we need, some guys that have done well at their level. I tell them they're far more advanced at their age than I was. I couldn't play like they could when I was in my early 20s.

It's up to the UAW to make a counteroffer. Miller wants to see how far they're willing to go.

We got too far behind.