Back Before I Injured My Hip, I

I Struck Out With Two Men On Base. I Was So Angry, So Frustrated, I Turned And Without Even Thinking About It, Snapped My Bat Over My Thigh. The Bat Split Right In Half. Afterward, Reporters Asked Me If It Was The First Time I'd Ever Broken A Bat Over My Thigh. "i Broke An Aluminum Bat Over My Knee In College," I Said. (i Was Just Kidding).

I'll Never Worry About Not Being Successful. I'll Just Take It One Day At A Time, One Season At A Time. And Play As Hard As I Can.

I Am My Own Person. What I'm Doing, I'm Happy With It. I'm Doing What I Want To.

Growing Up As A Kid, The Back Of My House Faced A Little Community Airport About Four Or Five Miles From My House.

The Only Thing I Would Change Is During The Summer - When I Was Working My Summer Job, If I Was Smart, I Would Have Taken Flying Lessons At Auburn.