I'm A Terrible Singer. I Feel Lucky

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.

Fear Of Failure Is What Fuels Me, Keeps Me On Edge And Sharp. I'm Not As Good When I'm Comfortable.

I Want To Be The Best, And The Best Work. You Have To Earn What You Get, And You Have To Work To Keep It.

I Do My Best Hitting When I'm Walking. That Means I'm Relaxed And My Pitch Recognition Is A Lot Better.

It's Tougher When You're Established. Before, I'd See 13, 14, 15 Pitches That I Could Drive In A Game. Now, I See One, Two Or Three, So I Have To Be Better.