I Don't Want To Be Famous. I

When You Get Back On The Field And Do Things, Any Doubts You've Developed Leave. The More Consistent You Become, The Fewer Doubts You Have.

People Saw Me As Being Heroic, But I Was No More Heroic Than I Was With Other Injuries I Had, Like The Lacerated Kidney I Suffered During The 1990 World Series. It's Just That People Haven't Known Anyone With A Lacerated Kidney, But Everyone Can Relate To Someone With Cancer.

I Don't Think Any Player Lives Up To His Potential, Because People Out There Put You So High On A Pedestal, You'll Never Be As Good As They Expect.

Just Putting My Uniform On Keeps Me Going. Being Able To Get Out There Keeps Me Going. That's The Best Therapy.

I Could've Played Basketball, But My Mind Was On Baseball. I Didn't Know What I Was In For. In High School It Was A Matter Of Talent. No One Told You What To Do.