It Was All I Lived For, To

When I First Came To Yankee Stadium I Used To Feel Like The Ghosts Of Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig Were Walking Around In There.

You Hit .350 You're A Leader. You Hit .250 And You're Not.

After A Play In The Field Casey Would Turn (to The Players On The Bench) And Say 'what Did He Do Wrong?' Or 'you're Better Than That Guy.' Either Way, He'd Keep Them From Getting Stale.

If You Want To Know Who Was Better, Me Or Willie Mays, You Have To Look At Our Career Stats. And Willie's Bottom Line Was Better.

There Were Things That Would Irritate Casey, But Trying Too Hard Or Getting Mad At Sitting On The Bench Weren't Among Them.