Everybody out there did a great job. It seemed like they weren't in trouble at all. They made their pitches. That was big for us.

I was just battling out there. I thought I threw some good pitches and the balls just kept [finding] the holes.

I felt good. I got in a few jams, but the defense played well and kept me out of it.

I don't like it. But what can I do? I want to pitch every fifth day and they know that, but it's not my call. I'm not the manager.

I just battled out there. The balls just found the holes. I just felt like I was in trouble all night.

There's other guys here and I know they want to pitch every five days, too, so it's not just me.

I wanted to pitch. I thought I could pitch. The doctor said because I've lost a lot of fluids the past few days I was still going to be weak today, but I feel all right today.

It seemed like he just put the bat on the ball, ... It was a good pitch. Usually when I give up home runs, most of them are on mistakes. This wasn't a mistake.

I'm glad I could get out of trouble when I was in it.