We get one (out), but it kinda opened the flood gates.

He didn't shine the way he wanted to last year (at Eugene). But he came into this season with a plan and he is executing things.

We aren't going to hit home runs day in and day out. It is going to be the little things that are going to make or break this season for us, moving runners over, getting runners in from (third base) with less than two outs. Those are the things we need to do.

He's a pretty even-keel kid. He's going to be a guy who can stay away from the peaks and valleys. That's a big advantage in this game. His personality suits his position well.

They either consider the flood gates are open and they can come with their own amendments or they should hold the line and not move and so they place technical blocks on key aspects of the proposal.

On Sept. 8, I opened the gates and drained it for 45 days. We got it down to three acres of surface water.