Baseball People, And That Includes Myself, Are

Luck Is A Residue Of Design.

Leo Durocher Is A Man With An Infinite Capacity For Making A Bad Thing Worse.

It (a Baseball Box Score) Doesn't Tell How Big You Are, What Church You Attend, What Color You Are, Or How Your Father Voted In The Last Election. It Just Tells What Kind Of Baseball Player You Were On That Particular Day.

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.

He's The Best Prospect I've Ever Seen.