I've still got a ways to go, but it's a learning experience. You're going to be put into situations you've never been put in before and you learn from them.

This is really good. It gets the monkey off my back.

I had a pretty big sophomore year and I think my junior year I was struggling the first month or so because I was swinging at bad pitches. That was when I really started drawing walks.

I knew I was going home the whole way, [I] just couldn't get it out of my glove quick enough. I probably would have had him out with a good throw. It would have been a bang-bang play, but it just got stuck a little bit.

Last year I wasn't comfortable when I got put into that situation. I had been comfortable wherever I'd gone until then.

I should have caught it. It was one of those plays where I knew it was going to take me off and I knew it was going to be a tag play, and I just got crossed up a little bit and kind of rushed it.