We can shake off a pitch, but we usually don't. If we are not confident in the pitches being called we just talk to the coaches about it in the dugout after the inning is over.

He's not the kind of guy that comes in and throws 120 pitches. He's a 90-pitch guy. If he's going to get into the seventh and eight inning, he needs to get guys on a lot of first and second pitches.

We went in with the notion of not having him pitch more than five or seven and 80-something pitches or whatever. He went 120 last time out. He's been really banged up.

I usually try not to hit it over the fence. The first pitch, I look for it to be perfect and I just drive it.

I'm getting pitches to hit and swinging. Once you get your pitch, keep swinging,

If he throws 100 pitches, he's got to pitch five innings.