We didn't have a big offensive day, but I'm happy we're keeping the errors down.

Kautz is a good pitcher and it took awhile for my guys to adjust to (him).

My pitchers hadn't thrown off a mound yet and we had not seen any live pitching.

He's just been a tremendous coach. I don't know if I can describe it. Every day coming to practice, you want to come because you know you're going to get better playing under him.

That's how I play. I'm going to have maybe 50 unforced errors one day, but I'm going to also have 50 winners that day. People just have to accept me the way I play. Maybe I can add variation to my game, but I'm going to win matches only when I hit those winners.

He hates mental mistakes. Errors, you're going to make those mistakes every day. But the fact that you make a mental one was really bad to him. In 10 years, I've never seen him that mad.