Well, I Beat My Man.

He Foresaw The Platooning That Managers Like Casey Stengel Used Years Before It Happened. He Told Me I Had To Be A Switch-hitter If I Was Going To Play.

Heroes Are People Who Are All Good With No Bad In Them. That's The Way I Always Saw Joe Dimaggio. He Was Beyond Question One Of The Greatest Players Of The Century.

I Never Understood How Someone Who Was Dying Could Say He Was The Luckiest Man In The World, But Now I Understand.

All The Ballparks And The Big Crowds Have A Certain Mystique. You Feel Attached, Permanently Wedded To The Sounds That Ring Out, To The Fans Chanting Your Name, Even When There Are Only Four Or Five Thousand In The Stands On A Wednesday Afternoon.

The Only Thing I Can Do Is Play Baseball. I Have To Play Ball. It's The Only Thing I Know.