The grounder up the middle in the 8th Brocail started to reach for it but quickly pulled back. He let it go through for the dp,
"It's like the other night (Tuesday) I tried to bare-hand the ball and (Tejada) came up immediately afterward and said, 'Now listen, I'm playing up the middle on a lefty. You got to let the ball go all year long.' You know, that's a vet happening to tell a vet," Brocail said. "It shows that Spanish and the American guys can relate. That's not a problem here because everybody speaks English. He just let me know, 'Hey, listen, I'm going to be up the middle on that play,' which makes my job easier because I can go ahead and pull off to go back up the base and not have to worry. If it's a double play situation it's a boom-boom and I don't have to jump for a ball or go out of my way to stop the ball from going through.
Communication is the biggest frigging thing we got going as a team."
Added Tejada: "He knows the next time it happens because we almost got it wrong. If I don't make the play the guy almost scores, and we don't want that to happen. We got to get the out. Sometimes if we don't communicate with the pitcher where we are they want to make every play that they can."
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