I've Always Called L.a. 'the World Capital

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.

When I Was Interviewed After I Got Hired To Replace Walter Alston, A Future Hall Of Famer, I Was Asked: “don’t You Feel Pressure On You?” I Said: “want To Know Something, I’m Worried About The Guy Who’s Going To Have To Replace Me.”

It's Still The Best Game In Town Because You Don't Have To Be Big To Play, And Everybody Plays. Even Your Grandmother Probably Played Baseball.

I've Been Catholic All My Life, And There's One Thing I've Never Understood. Why Didn't The Corinthians Write Back?

Say 'dodgers' And People Know You're Talking About Baseball. Say 'braves' And They Ask, 'what Reservation?' Say 'reds' And They Think Of Communism. Say 'padres' And They Look Around For A Priest.