Players Have Two Things To Do. Play

Baseball Is A Simple Game. If You Have Good Players, And You Keep Them In The Right Frame Of Mind, The Manager Is A Success. The Players Make The Manager. It's Never The Other Way. Managing Is Not Running, Hitting, Or Stealing. Managing Is Getting Your Players To Put Out One Hundred Percent Year After Year. A Player Does Not Have To Like A Manager And He Does Not Have To Respect A Manager. All He Has To Do Is Obey The Rules. Talent Is One Thing. Being Able To Go From Spring To October Is Another. You Just Got Caught In A Position Where You Have No Position.

If A Team Is In A Positive Frame Of Mind, It Will Have A Good Attitude. If It Has A Good Attitude, It Will Make A Commitment To Playing The Game Right. If It Plays The Game Right, It Will Win-unless, Of Course, It Doesn't Have Enough Talent To Win, And No Manager Can Make Goose-liver Pate Out Of Goose Feathers, So Why Worry?

Baseball Is A Simple Game. If You Have Good Players And If You Keep Them In The Right Frame Of Mind Then The Manager Is A Success.

Chris Pittaro Is The Best Rookie I've Had In 15 Years.

Success Is The Person Who Year After Year Reaches The Highest Limits In His Field.