He's still in the hands of the trainers and doctors. When we're given the green light, we'll stick him in there.
He's swinging the bat now, no question. He's starting to sting the ball.
He's the guy we hope will be the opening-day guy. Two of the three years he's pitched for me, he hasn't been healthy enough to be my opening day guy.
He's throwing harder. His first several fastballs had a lot of life.
He's thrown a lot of pitches all year. I'm worried a bit about him, just personally.
He's thrown the ball well in Los Angeles, and we are trying to win games - that's another factor.
Here, it is not a developing situation. Not yet. If a guy gives up five or six runs in two innings, I'm taking him out. I don't care who the guy is.
His delivery kind of left him for one pitch or two, but then he got it back. That's a good sign. With him, he's either good or bad, and today he was able to address his problem. Before, if he got a bad hitter or two, things got out of hand.
His delivery left him for one or two pitches, but he regained it right away. That's a good sign.
His hand-eye coordination, I have not seen anybody but Ted Williams that was like that.
His legs look OK. He is swinging with a good base. Last year, I didn't see that very often. I haven't seen any favoring of the knee in two days.
Howard is impressive. He moves well around the bag. He's a David Ortiz-type man.
I always knew we had a shot, but a long shot.
I believe he'll pitch very well for us next summer. There are similarities with Eyre -- that same lefty mentality with a nasty slider.
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