I didn't always hustle. But now I have to, especially to show the younger guys. That's how they can learn. Last year I didn't do the job and that's why I saw limited action. But now that my arm is healthy, I am going out there, throwing strikes, and trying to compete.
Every pitcher wants to be in there during a crucial situation.
Evan winning 20-5 is a bad situation. When it's beyond that, you still have to go out there and compete. You're also competing against your teammates for position. When you're stuck out there in a ten-run game, you still have to do the job because the coaches are evaluating you at all times. I just try to be in a good situation where the other team is not as relaxed.