If he keeps throwing the ball like that, there'll be no problem.

He was going to third, but the runner had beaten him because the ball was high. He decided to throw to first, but it was too late.

He puts pressure on the opposition. He brings a different dimension to our lineup so we can play small ball and set up the guys behind him to play long ball as well.

I have learned from hamstrings that when a guy says he feels good, you give him a couple extra days. Invariably, you top a ball and have to beat it out. It happens every time.

The field's a lot faster than ours. That ball got to him a lot quicker than he expected. We'll try to get him some more time at second base, especially with the split squad coming up here.

If you can catch a ball in Minnesota, you can catch it anywhere.

Sometimes he has great command of the strike zone, and the next time ... It's a matter of being more consistent. He is throwing the ball good.

It could have been decided in the first inning. If we put the ball in play there, we could have scored a whole bunch of runs.

For a while it didn't look too good because we were hitting the ball hard and on the nose, but right at people. We scored when we had to and the bullpen did a good job.