Vintage Maddux. He's hitting his spots well. When he struck out Tony Womack, it was as hard a fastball as I've seen him throw in my time here. He just looks like he's in great shape. And we need him to be that way.

It was vintage Maddux. He was sharp early and he moved the ball around.

It was vintage Maddux. He's been able to locate the ball really well early in the count. He's getting the ball down and away. Late in the count, he's keeping guys off balance by mixing his pitches. You can't say much more than vintage Maddux. He did today what he's been doing the last couple starts -- not trying to do too much.

It was nasty. The nastiest one, though, was when he struck out Lane on a fastball down. That's where he's got to learn to pitch.

It's not hard. When I'm not hitting, I don't hit nobody. But when I'm hitting, I hit anybody.

They came at us hard and they kept hitting. We took the 2-0 lead and when you do that in somebody else's building, you had better get that third one. We weren't able to do that and they got the momentum.