I Don't Compare 'em, I Just Catch

I Remember The Last Season I Played. I Went Home After A Ballgame One Day, Lay Down On My Bed, And Tears Came To My Eyes. How Can You Explain That? It's Like Crying For Your Mother After She's Gone. You Cry Because You Love Her. I Cried, I Guess, Because I Loved Baseball, And I Knew I Had To Leave It.

The Greatest Challenge I Think Is Adjusting To Not Playing Baseball. The Reason For That Is I Had To Come Out Of Baseball And Come Into The Business World, Not Being A College Graduate, Not Being Educated To Come Into The Business World The Way I Should Have.

The Catch Off Bobby Morgan (a Backhanded Grab Of The Brooklyn Dodger's Line Drive In September 1951 At Ebbets Field) In Brooklyn Was The Best Catch I Ever Made. Jackie Robinson And (giants Manager) Leo Durocher Were The First People I Saw When I Opened My Eyes

Yes, I Had To Learn How To Live Life Outside, But I Had So Many People Help Me.

What's Tough Is Being Good Every Day.