I Love The Challenge Of The Game.

I Want To Be Known As A Good Major-leaguer, And Good Major-leaguers Work To Become Good.

I Truly Believe My Job Starts The Minute I Leave The Baseball Field. Going Out And Catching Ground Balls And Hitting, That's A Job, And That's What I've Wanted To Do Ever Since I Was A Kid. But When You Think About Leaving That Field, That's When The Job And The Demands Really Start. In New York, Seattle, Every City. The Community, The Media, Business Stuff. You Have To Stay On A Narrow Path.

I Don't Expect People To Feel Sorry For Me. My Teammates Get More Upset About The Criticism And Booing Than I Do.

There's No Place Like New York. And I Found Out That Until You Go Through It For A Season, You Really Don't Know It.

Walking The Streets Of New York, A Lot Of People Are Cheering Me On. It Feels Good.