“It obviously lit a fire in the dugout,” Calhoun said. “We were able to smile in the dugout for the first time in a long time. We needed to relax, it felt like everyone was putting a lot of pressure on themselves to be the hero. Baseball doesn’t show up like that. It’s when you’re relaxed and in the flow of the game, that’s when special things happen.”
Mike Hazen: ‘No excuses” for play falling short of expectations
“...This is not the results from the team that we put on the field. And we have no excuses.