I've Got A Lot Of Years To

I've Got A Lot Of Years To Live After Baseball And I Would Like To Live Them With The Complete Use Of My Body.

I Don't Know If Cortisone Is Good For You Or Not. But To Take A Shot Every Other Ball Game Is More Than I Wanted To Do And To Walk Around With A Constant Upset Stomach Because Of The Pills And To Be High Half The Time During A Ball Game Because You're Taking Painkillers ... I Don't Want To Have To Do That.

He's The Strangest Hitter In Baseball. Figure Him Out One Way And He'll Kill You Another.

The Only Time I Really Try For A Strikeout Is When I'm In A Jam. If The Bases Are Loaded With None Out, For Example, Then I'll Go For A Strikeout. But Most Of The Time I Try To Throw To Spots. I Try To Get Them To Pop Up Or Ground Out. On A Strikeout I Might Have To Throw Five Or Six Pitches, Sometimes More If There Are Foul-offs. That Tires Me. So I Just Try To Get Outs. That's What Counts - Outs. You Win With Outs, Not Strikeouts.

There Is Among Us A Far Closer Relationship Than The Purely Social One Of A Fraternal Organization Because We Are Bound Together Not Only By A Single Interest But By A Common Goal. To Win. Nothing Else Matters, And Nothing Else Will Do.