Erik Bedard

( AP photo / June 2, 2009 )

"He was outstanding," Aubrey Huff said of Erik Bedard. "He was sneaky with his fastball, and it seems like when he throws a curveball, it's always a strike. I don't think he threw a curveball that wasn't a strike tonight."

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