Cliff Floyd

He looked like he was camped under like he normally does, but I was like, oh, boy, when he put his hands down, it immediately took me back to times.

I've been there numerous times, and you are helpless.

You're on the island by yourself.

Nothing could be done to ask you to direct nothing because if you happen or come forward, you're thinking, oh, this is what he normally does until he shrugs.

He's like, oh, I don't even see this thing.

And you're looking everywhere as a player.

You're looking everywhere up.

You're looking right, left.

You have no idea what it is.

And you're kind of hoping the ball don't hit you in the face.

Now, you know, I mean, it's just what it is.

And it's a hopeless feeling.

He said it at the game, and it really is.

There's nothing you can do about it in that situation.

It was just unfortunate.

And, you know, and I said it on air, you know,

When it rains, it pours, and everything that could go wrong in that game, yes, they start to go wrong until the ninth inning.

What you just said right there, you have to know.

You have to be safe or it's a bad move.

You have to be safe.