I think we have guys that will be able to come through, it is just getting the game experience. It is my philosophy that no matter what happens, it is just the next kid's turn to step up for us.

We met the coach this morning and had a brief chat. He obviously has years of experience in the game.

His velocity is good. He doesn't throw 90 or anything, but he throws a good fastball, a breaker and a splitter and he throws them all for strikes. Something that is huge is that he doesn't walk people. He has a lot of success because he allows less than a walk per start, and if you can keep people off the bases, you can win a lot of games.

He's been doing that the whole year. He's that dominant. He has an earned-run-average under one and has developed into a very dependable pitcher.

The thing he really brings to the team is his competitiveness.

Diamonds Are Forever was a really relaxed experience. I remember towards the end of the shooting, we were on that big thing in the sea, the oil rig, and I had to do a few last scenes before wrapping up. I told Sean, "You know, if I got them by the end of the morning, we could go golfing this afternoon." The scenes were in the can in time, so we took a helicopter directly to the Golf course!