I can't tell you if, when or where I'll use him. This is an usual circumstance.

It's hard to explain if you haven't been through it, but even when we were down, we just had the type of feeling that only we can have.

He's very proud. When they put that shift on, sometimes he loses hits. He's been robbed a few times ... but those are some beautiful swings.

We had baserunners. It's kind of a rarity when we don't throw a bunch of hits up there.

The one thing that I'm really excited about is when he hits the ball, he runs like his pants are on fire. I love that. Our team is not very fast. ... But when [Crisp] comes out of the box, they better get it in or he's going to go to second. That's an aspect that we haven't had a lot. That will be fun to watch. You can already tell by the way he plays the game. He's going to do it every time. It's part of his game.

What bothered me is that I just got a memo from the (American) League stating that when (umpires) meet it has to be conclusive. When an umpire in the middle of the field overrules it, that word conclusive (comes to mind). That's a difficult call for me to swallow right there. That was kind of my point.