It's always, 'No matter what the outing is, you can always find a way to be a better pitcher.' No matter what you do.

Pitching is both an art and a science.

You're just trying to go out there and give seven innings. Seven innings, 105 pitches, that's a good outing.

I pitch to win.

Every single pitcher is making changes every single start. You can talk to any pitcher about this.

Sometimes you have to look at a start and say, 'Nothing is wrong.' Even when you get lit up, you still have to say 'Nothing is wrong.'

Any type of discomfort is going to alter the way I throw the ball. If I alter the way I throw the ball, I run the risk of major injury to my arm.

I beat the odds, and I beat the odds so many times.

You either get better or you get worse. Those are the only two options.