I'll either start one and let the other relieve. They are two different pitchers. It keeps a team from figuring one out. You will likely see the same scenario in the playoffs.

I always tell the pitchers to throw strikes and let the defense do the work. This was a team effort and the defense knows they were a part of this, too.

I have no qualms about him whatsoever. This guy is going to be one of the best pitchers in the American League within the next three years. I think the world of him. That stuff just happens.

As long as we're the ones who have one or two more than the other team, it doesn't matter either way,

All pitchers are born pitchers.

This is a resilient team. We got down, but we got off to a great start (in the second half) and we knew what we wanted to do against these guys, so it was a matter of us executing it. Once we slowed it down a little bit we were able to manage the game. We took control.