Problems Are The Price You Pay For

We Win If The World Is Convinced Of Two Things, That You Are A Fine Gentleman, And A Great Baseball Player.

I Don't Care If I Was A Ditch-digger At A Dollar A Day, I'd Want To Do My Job Better Than The Fellow Next To Me. I'd Want To Be The Best At Whatever I Do.

Baseball People Are Generally Allergic To New Ideas; It Took Years To Persuade Them To Put Numbers On Uniforms, And It Is The Hardest Thing In The World To Get Major League Baseball To Change Anything—even Spikes On A New Pair Of Shoes—but They Will Eventually...they Are Bound To.

I Am Alarmed At The Subtle Invasion Of Professional Football, Which Is Gaining Preeminence Over Baseball. It's Unthinkable.

Luck Is A Residue Of Design.