I've Refined My Mechanics, Refined My Pitches.

It's Hard To Mix With A Crowd When You're Walking Down The Hallway And Everybody Else Is A Foot Shorter. I Remember Hanging Out With My Friends, Like At The Mall, And Thinking People Were Staring At Me And Talking About Me. It Made Me Turn Inside Myself. I Became More Shy And Quiet.

We're At The Crossroads, ... Where We Need To Win To Stay Alive.

I Had A Million-dollar Arm, But I Wasn't Thinking Enough About How To Be A Pitcher.

I'm Tired Of People Questioning Me Because Of My Age. If You Looked At My Numbers And Watched Me Throw And Covered My Birthdate, Would Age Be An Issue?

A Lot Of Heavyweights, With The Exception Of A Few Eastern Europe Fighters, They Really Look Like Being A Heavyweight Is Just Like, Who Can Eat The Most Pizza Hut And Mcdonalds.