I Can't Recall Too Much About Pitching,

I Was A Starter And Did Some Good Things There, And Then I Got A Chance To Prove Myself As A Closer. Because Of That Opportunity, I Was Blessed With The Honor Of Being Elected To The Hall Of Fame.

I'm Proud Of The Fact That I Pitched Almost 3,300 Innings.

It Took Me A Few Years To Realize That Throwing Harder Wasn't Always Better.

It Took A Great Deal Of Acceptance To Come To Terms With Being An Alcoholic, But The Acceptance Was Key To My Sobriety. If I Had Not Gained Acceptance At That Time In My Life, I Would Not Be Standing Here Today.

That First Year In Chicago Was One Of The Most Memorable In My Career. Getting Traded Rejuvenated Me, And I Had Something To Prove. I Wanted To Show Them What I Could Do