I Never Forgot The Four Years I

I Learned A Lot In The Minor Leagues, Spending Six Years There. I Honed My Skills, As Far As Coaching Goes. I Was Able To Work With The Players In A Lot Of Facets Of The Game.

I Don't Expect Any Red Carpet To The Big Leagues. If The Opportunity Comes, Then It Comes. But I Don't Think I'm Owed Anything.

I Love To Play Baseball. I'm A Baseball Player. I've Always Been A Baseball Player. I'm Still A Baseball Player. That's Who I Am.

If This Validates Anything, It's That Learning How To Bunt And Hit-and-run And Turning Two Is More Important Than Knowing Where To Find The Little Red Light On The Dugout Camera.

I Think Sometimes Hall Of Famers Might Get Labeled As Guys Who Aren't Suited For A Coaching Job Or To Be Back At The Major League Level.