I Don't Bat An Eye At Stuff

The Student Body Was Huge At Ut And You Had To Mature Pretty Quick, Very Quick Actually. I Enjoyed It And It Helped Me A Lot In My Life In General - Not Only In The Classroom But On The Baseball Field As Well.

You Know In 1982, The Year We Came In Tied For 3rd, We Probably Had A Better Team - I Mean As Far As Talent. When We Came Back The Following Year And Won It, Our Pitching Staff Was A Little More Experienced And It Was Such A Thrill.

I'd Be Cheating Everyone Here, The Staff And Rest Of My Teammates, If I Wasn't Able To Stay On Top Of My Work. It Was Almost Like Therapy, To Come Back And Get In An Environment I'm Comfortable With.

I'll Continue To Use Mac [mcnamee] To Train Me. He's One Of A Kind.

It's Pretty Simple, The Way I Look At It. I Became A Hall Of Famer Here (in New York), With My Numbers Here And What I've Done Here, And Hopefully Three-hundred Will Be Another Big Part Of That. When (former Red Sox General Manager Dan) Duquette Said That I Was Done, If I'd Have Taken His Advice And Went Home, I Wouldn't Have Been A Hall Of Famer. So It's A No-brainer. It's Definitely Pretty Easy. Reggie (jackson) Spent Five Years Here, And This Will Be Five For Me.