He can change the game. We've got a shot still, I think.

I just got too many breaking balls up. It's kind of tough. It's a pitch I need to keep working on, but I don't want it to keep beating me.

It's amazing that someone could be out in front like that and still hit it as far as he does.

It's pretty impressive to come in like that and do what he does. One swing of the bat with him up there can change the game.

It seems like when I do well at the plate I do well on the mound, also. I guess one comes with the other.

A win is always satisfying, and my mechanics were better in L.A., but I made pitches when I had to -- and I just wish I had one pitch back. What are you going to do?

I was never under the impression it would be handed to me, so I know I have to work for it regardless. It'll be better anyway having some competition -- it gets you going.

I was missing pitches after the third inning and I don't have the velocity to miss.

I thought it was going to be right at him at first, then I turned and it was going toward the gap. He came out of nowhere and made a Superman catch. It could have been the turning point of the game if that ball got down.

I got behind a couple guys and I made some high pitches. I've got to do a better job keeping the ball down.