On Sunday, the United States closed out a 5-0 win over Switzerland in first-round Davis Cup action. World No. 20-ranked Jack Sock scored two critical points, winning both his singles and doubles matches.
"It was a lot of fun. It's a new generation for us, not having the Bryans is a little bit different..." Sock told Baseline on Monday. "For us, we have four very capable singles and doubles players. We're all really good friends, we're all really close. We call it a fellowship. We're hanging out all week—watching TV, playing cards—but then we went out and we got all the wins."
But by Monday, he had left Birmingham, Ala. for the much cooler climate of New York City.