Jo is not a wallflower. He has a presence.

If he keeps making plays like that, ... he's not going to have to hit at all.

He could not find the plate. We took him out as early as we could.

You look back and are thankful that he reacted the way he did. It's not good to see him get into trouble, but it's good to see him get out of trouble. I'd rather have less-stressful learning experiences.

Let's not make a mountain out of a molehill. He'll be back tomorrow.

I probably would not use him for more than one inning. And if I got him warming up in the bullpen, I'd want to get him in the game.