After putting good swings on the ball for six innings something good is bound to happen.

He's putting together some short, quick swings. He's popping the ball and seeing it good. I think it revs his engine. When he comes out the next day, it puts a little more spunk in his play.

I knew we'd eventually bust out. You just never know when it's going to happen. We were taking good swings before that, there was good energy on the bench. We just stayed aggressive and kept swinging.

He's a thoroughbred who would get on any county team but he hasn't played in nearly six months.

It's a real important series. We have to play good at home and take advantage of the times we have here. We have to let this game go and move forward.

Coach just talked to us about not being here physically and mentally, and I would have to agree with him.