I Was A Professional Baseball Player From

I Like To Think Of The World's Greatest Athlete Coming Up To Bat Against Me - Tiger Woods, Wayne Gretzky, I Don't Care Who It Is - And I'm Looking At Him Thinking, You Have No Chance.

A Major League Pitching Coach Is A Really Difficult Job. It Takes A Big Commitment In Terms Of Time, Travel And Workload.

My Buddy David Wells Is A Big Motorcycle Guy, So When I Go Visit Him In San Diego, He Takes Me Out On His Bike. He's Got Some Antique Indians. I Never Really Rode During My Career, Because I Was Afraid I'd Fall Off And Ruin My Career.

It Really Gets Into Your System. All Baseball Players Have This Internal Clock Around February When It Starts To Kick In And The Juices Start To Flow. I Think Underestimated How Much I Was Going To Miss It.

We Played Hard And We Partied Hard. I'm Not Ashamed Of That. I Was No Angel - I Did Some Things I Shouldn't Have Done, Lived A Lifestyle I Shouldn't Have Lived. I Had A Blast At Times; Other Times, I Probably Compromised My Job, My Duty To Do My Job, To Be Ready As A Professional.