My Impact On The Game Was Going

When You're A Kid, You Want To Be A Millionaire.

It's Always Exciting That You Can Rub Elbows With Some Of The Greatest Players Who Have Ever Played The Game, And Just Being Around The "family" Again From Baseball.

You Have To Keep Running. I Always Believed I Was Going To Be Safe.

When I Was A Little-leaguer, I Was Sort Of Famous For Stealing Bases - And It Started Only Because My Mom Wanted To Be Sure Where I Was In The Afternoons. Mom Always Used To Say, "if You Don't Come Home Dirty, You Didn't Play A Baseball Game." So I Always Tried To Get In A Situation Where I Had To Slide So That I Could Go Home Dirty.

I Patterned Myself After Reggie Jackson. I Wanted To Have That Same Swing And Hit Some Homeruns. When I Was Down In A-ball, I Was Trying To Be Reggie Jackson And I Was Striking Out All The Time. And I Was Like, 'this Isn't The Way Reggie Is Doing It, So I Got To Change.'