LOS ANGELES _ A day after "easily the worst game of my career," as Edwin Diaz put it, he didn't have any real answers about his four-run disaster in a loss to the Dodgers. But he also didn't seem to be worrying about it too much.
More of a turn-the-page-quickly type, like so many premier relievers, Diaz reiterated Thursday he was comfortable with the pitches he made Wednesday, even if the Dodgers hit those pitches hard.
"It's tough when you are happy with how you throw the ball and things don't go your way," Diaz said. "It's tough when you have an outing like that, winning by three runs and blow the game."
