I Don't Sign For White People.

I Think Some Of The Pressure Comes From The Expectations Of Other People. Like If Your Father Played Baseball, They Expect You To Be The Big Lifesaver Or Something When You Play A Sport.

I Was A Momma's Boy. I Didn't Get Anything From Dad, Except My Body And Baseball Knowledge. The Only Time I Spent With Him Was At The Ballpark.

There Is Nothing Better Than Walking Out And Hitting A Home Run.

Baseball Is Just My Job.

I Could Learn How To Press 'record' On A Tape Recorder And Write For A Newspaper Or A Magazine.