I went for a new philosophy this year, trying to get a low pitch count. I used to go for strikeouts. I'm not going for that so much anymore.

He's always getting it done for me anywhere. He gets it done for me on the field, off the field.

Everybody does Shakespeare differently. I'm trying to bring another feel to the piece. Shakespeare played to his audience, and I'm playing to mine.

I've watched Moyer every outing this spring, just trying to learn from the way he pitches. The same thing with Eddie. They might have more pitches, or different pitches, but the way we all pitch is similar. Going out and learning from them is the best thing for me right now.

He didn't. You know, he said he was being provocative. He has a background in philosophy and the idea was merely to put out a construct to discuss and shoot down. He did not seem particularly apologetic. He said he was sorry if anybody was hurt, but he saw this as a way his enemies, his opponents were out to get him.

In the beginning it was like trying to lasso an octopus. When we got here it was overwhelming.