We don't want to act like we're No. 1. We just play our best game, no matter who it is.

We did better at putting the ball in play, but we left too many on base. We didn't finish innings; that's something else we need to continue working on.

I hear they play very physical.

There's still plenty to play for and the semi-final ought to act as an incentive to the players.

On this last tour we set it up like a play: We did act one and act two with an intermission and costume change, and that's hilarious 'cause we just exaggerated everything everyone would ever say about a band like us. And I think that we'll try to do something different on the next tour, step it up.

I was just always struck, in the original one-act play, by the intensity of the relationship between these two women. It's a very pure and loving relationship, and those lifelong friendships are so rare and unique. . . . One of them is getting ready to make her transition, and basically she's getting all of her ducks in a row. And her best friend does not know this and is terrified of death.