You call a timeout to set up a play to try to score and win. So no timeouts takes that element out.

Society tells us that we all need to win. That's how we make ourselves better. But when you get right down to it, making everyone feel good about themselves should be much more important than wins and losses.

The point is that every child's a winner, but I'm not looking at the score to make that happen.

it is an intensely dark and moving play.

We had 75 per cent of the play, created lots of chances but not had a shot at goal. The problem has been scoring goals and we've not been good enough.

We had our chances. I think his hamstring was bothering him. There was a play when he didn't run to cover first base. There may be something there.