Yeah, I like to get booed.

That's just what they do. I get booed when you do bad in my job. It's part of it. You're the hero or the goat every day -- it's been like that for I don't know how many years -- and I've been a goat pretty good for a few days.

There were skeptics who wondered how strong our offense would be [in the playoffs] given all the injuries we've gone through. I think our hitters answered those questions.

If it's a one-run game, you pitch totally different.

I wasn't trying to strike everybody out,

That's just mind over matter, ... You have to go out there and realize what you're getting ready for. We've had this talk, me and Tony. Every time I go out there, I have to think I'm getting ready to pitch in the playoffs.