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Zack Greinke talks with FOX Sports Kansas City after the Royals beat the Mariners, 3-0. Greinke pitched a complete game and recorded five strikeouts in the victory.

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" The other day and break -- single game strikeout record. And out tonight or today a one hitter what was more difficult."

" Fifteen -- Relying on the."

" Watch the game plan today I'm sure it's not realistic to expect. Back to back fifteen strikeout games but I can get a strike out the late in this game it's an account that."

" Yeah I was just trying -- at this contact again. The scenes. And in it and they're contact teams so. It's always manages attacked -- hoping to put him play saw it and -- This there in the ball well and getting on -- have to change the game and we'll live close. Then for a good job believe you -- mixing up then think Jordan saw enough to change my game and."

" Think it all about about the Cy Young award rationally and I'll competitive Bjorn Felix Hernandez who's right up there with the pitched very well the other night what do you think when you watch them."

" They seem likely music taxes and soon just trying to get ahead because his stuff so good that exist -- strikes and -- club. Just know wasn't his better games he looks like he's having trouble thorn wanted to win. Just because he's so he's so did -- get away with having a bad game and it's still being pretty good game."

" It finally this is the second time I've talked to here in Seattle in two years last year he would complete game gave up one run it. You like this place."

" Those Selma was here I think a star like first five innings. -- ball. Lost focus gave up club. Back to back to back home runs next thing so. But I don't lose focus slugger used to decadent."

" At first. Career one hitter great job today handed."

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(0:56) all about about the Cy Young award rationally and I'll competitive Bjorn Felix Hernandez who's right up there with the pitched very well the other night what do you think when you watch them.

(1:35) Those Selma was here I think a star like first five innings. -- ball. Lost focus gave up club. Back to back to back