To this point, he's looked real good," manager Cecil Cooper said of Lou Palmisano. "He doesn't seem like he's overwhelmed."
"My strength is calling a game, handling pitchers," Palmisano said. "I think the more you catch, you get used to calling a game. Right now, I'm starting from scratch. You've got to learn your guys. I'm trying to get to know the majority of them here, and that will make it easier."
Anthony DiComo - continuing with the happiness - also points out that Quintero is, by no means, assured of C1.
We didn't come out here to play tiddlywinks, son.
-Hal Smith
