It Really Gets Into Your System. All

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.

Part Of What Makes You Great As A Young Player Can Hurt You At The End Of Your Career, In Terms Of You Need A Certain Amount Of Ego, A Certain Amount Of Arrogance To Be Able To Play Well And To Push Yourself And Trick Yourself Into Thinking You're Better Than You Really Are.

I've Always Noticed How The Fenway Fans Get Behind The Pitcher, Especially Late In The Game If You're Having A Good Game, Or If You Have Two Strikes On A Hitter, They Really Start To Chant And Anticipate A Strikeout. And That's The Best Part About Playing In Boston And At Fenway. There Are Knowledgeable Fans Who Anticipate The Flow Of The Game And They Can Really Help Out The Pitcher.

At Nighttime, You Just Try To Keep Him Out Of Jail.

We Charted Individual Pitches By Hand, So I Had That Data From Game To Game, But From Year To Year, I Didn't Really Have That Data, Because A Lot Of Times It Was Discarded.