I caught the ball. It was strike three. He was out?. It's not my fault. I take no responsibility for that whatsoever.

I caught the ball so I thought the inning was over.

I caught the ball, so I thought the inning was over. Usually if there's a ball in the dirt for strike three, they say, 'No catch, no catch.' I didn't hear any of that.

I caught the ball. When you catch the ball, you just walk off the field.

Good luck. That's how many strikeouts (an average of 245) over how many years (27)? Straight. Without getting hurt, without whatever. That's pretty good.

I put it all to music and put it on the scoreboard during batting practice.

It's very, very disappointing. I've never seen that happen before and it's really tough in this situation.

It's that and nothing else. He's decided to do that. It's just a matter of doing it next time . .... The past couple of starts he's really bared down and focused. I think he's really making some serious progress in his mental game. We all know he has the physical tools.

It starts to wear on you by the end of the day. You start to get to know the person by sorting through their things, but then, it's just wooden framework left.

At least we have a day off in New York. I've been on a four-city road trip that took us coast-to-coast before. It is what it is.