I Don't Even Take Aspirin.

I Was Fortunate To Play For Pete Rose And Have Teammates Like Ken Griffey Sr., Tony Perez And Dave Concepcion. I Grew Up In The Game With A Mature Attitude. I've Always Known It Was Better To Be Seen And Not Heard.

I Don't Think Any Player Lives Up To His Potential, Because People Out There Put You So High On A Pedestal, You'll Never Be As Good As They Expect.

I'm Having A Good Time. I'm Going To Treat Every Game And Every Day As If They Are My Last Because I Now Know That They Could Be.

I'm Not Head-strong, And I'm Not Egotistical. I Understand Certain Things Better Now. I Won't Be Trying To Be Play Everyday. There's Only One Cal Ripken, One Lou Gehrig And One Joe Dimaggio. What Is Good For Them Isn't Necessarily Good For Eric Davis.

I'd Never Heard Of Colon Cancer. Baseball Wasn't Even Important To Me. I Have A Wife And Two Girls. That's What Was Important. The Doctors Told Me And All I Could Say Was, 'when Are We Going To Get This Thing Out?'