This is not a team that can play catch-up ball.

But we're playing catch-up ball here- the press has the advantage and we can't let that situation con- tinue.

He constantly felt he was a day behind, 'trying to play catch-up ball'.

"At this point, we are playing catch-up ball with them," he said on a recent trip to Tokyo.

You're going to have to play catch-up ball.

"We're playing catch-up ball, and consumers are paying the price," Senator Hollings said.

Somebody had to play a little catch-up ball, and that was his job now.

He had no leads in London, and once again he and his team were playing catch-up ball.

President Bush is still playing catch-up ball.

Clearly, American television is only beginning to play catch-up ball.