What you're shooting for is to get them frustrated enough that they start holding each other accountable.

The ball wasn't going where he wanted it to. I'm sure he was a little frustrated. I've thrown my hands up a couple times already this spring.

We don't have anyone with an exceptional move, no one like Kenny Rogers. But there are other ways of holding runners.

Usually it's two guys holding the victim, but this was even better. I think this trick was invented when Abner Doubleday started this game, and every year there's somebody who hasn't seen it. We had to go all the way to Japan to find someone this time.

Jeff came in and threw strikes. He competed. And he's versatile, too. He can start, he can relieve, he can spot-start.

I was especially pleased with the way Woods threw. It's good to see them start to step up. We've been waiting for a couple of weeks for it to happen.