I know the wind was blowing out, but that ball was spanked, so it probably would have been a homer regardless. And that's good to see.

I probably would not use him for more than one inning. And if I got him warming up in the bullpen, I'd want to get him in the game.

I think he was a little indecisive once he saw the ball. We have talked to him. He just got caught out in no-man's land and couldn't get back.

He's got a lot on the ball. He's the best young pitcher I've ever seen. I didn't see Dwight Gooden when he was young, but of all the young kids I've seen, he's by far the furthest along.

The ball wasn't going where he wanted it to. I'm sure he was a little frustrated. I've thrown my hands up a couple times already this spring.

The wind was blowing hard straight in. Our hitters adjusted well and drove the ball down. That put a lot of pressure on their infielders.