I Don't Even Take Aspirin.

I Ate While I Was Taking Chemo. The Doctors Didn't Know. I Really Didn't Get Any Nausea. I Didn't Have Side Effects. I Would Be Drained For A Day And A Half.

I Was Fortunate To Play For Pete Rose And Have Teammates Like Ken Griffey Sr., Tony Perez And Dave Concepcion. I Grew Up In The Game With A Mature Attitude. I've Always Known It Was Better To Be Seen And Not Heard.

I Was Disappointed In Everything - My Start And The Team's Start. People Got Down On Me, But I Never Got Down On Myself. I Still Believed I Could Be The Type Of Player Everyone, Including Me, Thought I Was Going To Be.

Everyone Would Like To Play In Their Hometown, But Right Now I Like Cincinnati, I Like The Way It's Going. I'm Happy.

I Know People Are Pretty Well Embarrassed Just At The Mention Of Colon Cancer. Sticking A Tube In You To Find Out What's Wrong Is Not A Nice Thing. But I Can Tell Them, A 30- Or 40-minute Test Is Worth It. We Have To Make Them Feel More Comfortable About Getting Screened.