I Was Glad To See Italy Win.

I Still Remember The Entire Boy Scout Motto. I Don't Remember The Serial Number Of My Gun In The Army. I Don't Remember The Number Of My Locker In School. But I Remember That Boy Scout Code.

When You - When You Become The Manager Of A Major League Team, Particularly The Dodgers, To Me, That's A Privilege And An Honor. No Matter Where You Go Or What You Do, You Represent That Position That You Have. And You Represent That Organization That Gave You The Opportunity To Be Doing What You're Doing.

Baseball Is Played By All Countries Now, And Softball, Too.

I Didn't Even Graduate From High School. I've Never Told Anybody That Before. I Got My Degree Later, When I Was In The Army.

One Time I Was Doing A Speech To A Group Of Kids, And Just Before I Get There, I See This Little Kid Crying. I Found Out They Just Lost A Game, And He Was The Losing Pitcher. I Went Over There, Put My Arm Around Him, And Said, 'what Are You Crying For? When Major League Players Lose, They Don't Cry.'