Hey Yog, What Time Is It? You

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.

He Can Run, Steal Bases, Throw, Hit For Average, And Hit With Power Like I've Never Seen. Just Don't Put Him At Shortstop.

Those People Don't Know How Tough That Really Was.

Bravery Is A Complicated Thing To Describe. You Can't Say It's Three Feet Long And Two Feet Wide And That It Weighs Four Hundred Pounds Or That It's Colored Bright Blue Or That It Sounds Like A Piano Or That It Smells Like Roses. It's A Quality, Not A Thing.

After A Play In The Field Casey Would Turn (to The Players On The Bench) And Say 'what Did He Do Wrong?' Or 'you're Better Than That Guy.' Either Way, He'd Keep Them From Getting Stale.