Especially going into Ottawa for Game 4 with the lead. We don't fare that well against Ottawa. Everyone's seen how much we can collapse. We've got to stay focused. We can't get too high.

We want to finish them off in Ottawa. They're going to be ready to go (in Game 5) and they've still got a lot of firepower.

I've never seen a guy implode like that at this level, especially in a game so meaningful to his team. It was very selfish of him.

If Ottawa giveth, then Ottawa can taketh away.

The main thing about it is, especially if a guy's on second, it'll shorten the lead of the runner. If it's a base hit, you're keeping him a little bit closer to the bag and it's giving the outfielder an extra step or two to try to throw the guy out at home.

We really grew up, especially with that win in Game 3. We came in and our backs were against the wall. They came out with tons of energy at home and we were very resilient and got the win in Game 3. But that says a lot about our character coming in in Game 4 and really closing them out.