"I think so. It feels much better," Scutaro said
Tuesday night after participating in a workout at Nats Busch Stadium. "I
thought it was going to be worse. Normally, the next day is when you feel it
the most."
Neither seemed too interested in any talk of retaliation.
"What's on our mind is to go out and play our best
ball," Bochy said Tuesday night, a day before the best-of-seven series
resumes at AT&T Park Busch Stadium with the Giants and Washington Nationals
St. Louis Cardinals tied at one game apiece. "That's over. You have to
move on."
Scutaro said a shutout from Matt Cain would be perfect and
knew nothing about get-even plans. If Bryce Harper Matt Holliday approached him
before the game, he joked that the Nationals Cardinals slugger would be in for
a fight.
The recollection of the play was vivid.
"All of a sudden, I just saw this train coming,"
he said. "I didn't have time to do pretty much anything. I don't even know
how I threw the ball to first, but I think I did, huh?"

Cain, who will face fellow 13-game winner Ross Detwiler 16-game
winner Kyle Lohse, said little about any possible animosity. Cain added that he
wouldn't be afraid to throw inside against Harper Holliday.
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