Sometimes [the elbow] feels powerful and sometimes it doesn't. Usually the days when it doesn't is the days I pitch well. Hopefully it'll feel worse, I guess. It feels as good as can be expected for the time I'm coming back from a major reconstruction.

I'm getting beat by the same pitch. It's my slider, ... It used to be my bread and butter. It hasn't come around like I thought it was going to. To come to this level, they make you realize if it's good or not, and right now it's not. All my hits are off that.

Everybody feels confident. We're on a roll. For me, I only pitch once every five days, so the streak doesn't really have anything to do with me. It's the offense. Everybody is doing it.

There's going to be times you're going to erratic with your fastball, times when the curveball is not going to be there,

Donny was really frustrated because Lee kept grabbing his elbow and he couldn't use that patented headlock of his. Donny really likes to use that headlock and that's 90 percent of his offense. He also likes to dominate on top and he was able to do that the whole second period and in the third when he got the escape.

It feels like home. The only time we're living out of suitcases is when we're on the road.