Until we have somebody ready to replace him, we'll be patient. We're not looking for a replacement, we're looking for him to pitch better.

We're not looking to fiddle around too much, but they both have qualities that we can take advantage of.

We're not looking to bring a large number of people up, and try to pinch-hit and then pinch-run, and then [play] defense for somebody. We've got people that need to play, and there's only so many innings available and so many positions on the field.

We're not going to accept being OK.

You don't want to say it, ... but you're thinking, 'What if it's not healthy?' You're still going to love it, and you're going to deal with it.

That's not the way it is. I think it takes some pressure off of him. And it shows those guys what they are capable of collectively.