When I Was In The

I'd Rather Him (grover Alexander) Pitch A Crucial Game For Me Drunk, Then Anyone I've Ever Known Sober. He Was That Good.

Any Ballplayer That Don't Sign Autographs For Little Kids Ain't An American. He's A Communist.

I Don't Like To Sound Egotistical, But Every Time I Stepped Up To The Plate With A Bat In My Hands, I Couldn't Help But Feel Sorry For The Pitcher.

Now The Advantage Is All With The Hitters.

A Great Hitter Isn't Born, He's Made. He's Made Out Of Practice, Fault Correction, And Confidence.