The lefties that we're speaking of, they're all very different. We're all going to be able to feed off each other. If a team has trouble with lefties, they're going to have a tough time with us. Even if a team hits lefties well, they're not going to see the same kind of lefty every day.

I felt really good for three innings then kind of tired out in the fourth. I'm still trying to get my muscle memory back from last season, but that's what spring training is for.

I just had an aggravated spot and it's kind of limited my mobility more than I expected,

I'm approaching things the same way this spring as I did last year. I know I'm not competing for a job, but I'm always competing with myself. I'm always looking to get better, always looking to tweak things and find a way to improve.

I like the pressure. It motivates me to work that much harder.

I'm not unhappy or anything. It's a business. It's kind of a rite-of-passage type of thing.

I'm very impressed. They're very professional. They have a plan, and they know how to make it work. It's definitely a good atmosphere to be in.

I know they are going to have a better of an idea what I throw now. It's going to be fun, and be more of a challenge.

I know they're going to be cautious with me, but it's just a tough one to swallow, ... I felt like I got back into my game groove. I felt like I was making my pitches better, hitting my spots, and it all ended.

So far it's been pretty good to me. It's such a fun place to play. It's just a good place as a baseball player to come.