I've Always Been My Own Hitting Coach.

I Showed People That It's Not About Guessing What People Can Do. It's About Saying, 'here, Show Me What You Can Do.'

You Don't Get Better As You Get Older In Your Career. It's Not Natural To Have Your Best Years Late In Your Career. So I'm Trying To Do Whatever I Can To Keep My Body Feeling Good For As Long As I Can.

I Don't Try To Hit The Ball 500 Feet. It Looks Good When You Hit It 500 Feet, But As Long As It Goes Over The Fence, It's A Home Run. When You Swing Hard, It Takes A Little Bit Of Recognition Away From You. The Power You're Trying To Increase - You're Not All The Way Through It With Your Vision.

This Jersey That We're Wearing Today Doesn't Say Red Sox. It Says Boston.

I'm The Same Guy I've Always Been. I'm The Same Guy Now As When I Was Hitting 50 Home Runs. I Don't Change.