I Would Always Say To Kids, Don't

I've Always Felt, It's A Gift Of God, Whatever I Have, Whatever Has Made Me Do What I Do For As Long As I Do It. But I Know I Can Lose That In One Second. A Stroke. Whatever. One Second. Blow The Whole Thing. So, When You Do Think About That, You Realize How Fortunate And How Blessed You've Been, And That's Really How I Feel.

The Charm About Baseball Is Everyone Has Played It In Some Form. Everyone Relates To It.

Clemente Could Field The Ball In New York And Throw Out A Guy In Pennsylvania.

It's A Wonderful Feeling To Be A Bridge To The Past And To Unite Generations. The Sport Of Baseball Does That, And I Am Just A Part Of It.

I Guess My Thermometer For My Baseball Fever Is Still A Goose Bump.