It's about footwork. He's keeping his feet underneath him and using his legs to drive the ball out there. ... He would try to be too quick and he didn't get his feet set. That was probably the majority of his difficulty last year.

We did a nice job of keeping the score close enough to make a run at the end of the game.

If he held onto that ball, ... perhaps that inning's a whole lot different. Still, the margin of error's very small because we're not scoring.

It should have been our ball underneath.

He stayed in rhythm with his footwork and was able to deliver a real accurate ball to Cooley. You don't see quarterbacks do that a lot.

You look at one game we lost against Baltimore early in the year. We had a missed call at first base, ... We lost the game by one run and there was three runs there. It should have been closed out of the inning, so everything's crucial.