You can see it just in the way he and Noah talk with each other, and the way he asks questions, and the questions he asks. The other guys can tell. They know he's going to pitch for winning teams, and they want to be along for the ride.

He's still a power guy and he'll attack people that way.

We're happy to have him. He carries his own burden of being good. Anywhere he goes he expects himself to be a quality pitcher. You can tell he's comfortable because whether he's interacted or not, we know what kind of competitor he is and how he goes about his work.

He had seven at-bats against me? I'll say two hits, probably.

To sit this long, it's definitely tough. But you've heard it a million times: if anyone can do it, it's Barry.

You've really got to be able to handle guilt.