I Don't Think That - You Know,

Yeah, I'm Going To Go Back (after Hitting His 500th Home Run, But Commenting On Reaching The 3,000 Hit Plateau) To My Punch-and-judy Days, Hit The Ball The Other Way, Start Bunting The Ball A Little Bit.

I Love Baseball, And The Door Remains Open.

My Dad Was The Force Behind Me Early On. He Was Just Infatuated With Baseball. He Was The One That Basically Taught Me How To Play The Game. He Gave A Lot Of His Time Working Out With Me, Practicing And Taking Me To A Lot Of Different Games. It Was Hard Work Between Both Of Us.

Hard Work Is The Main Thing-hard Work And Dedication. And I Think A Great Part Of It Is Goal Setting. You Set Your Goals To A Point Where They're Attainable, But Far Enough Away That You Have To Really Go Get Them. And Every Year I Push My Goals A Little Bit Farther Away, And Every Year I Work A Little Bit Harder To Get Them. Every Goal That I've Set, I've Been Able To Achieve. That's Been Very Fulfilling.

It Was A Hard Time. It Was Something I Would Love To Erase From My Memory.