The Best Hitter I Ever Saw Was

Casey Didn't Easily Forgive A Guy Who Got Doubled Up On A Hit-and-run Play. He Didn't See Any Reason Why The Runner Couldn't Take A Quick Glance Back Toward The Plate To Make Sure The Ball Was Hit Safely.

Sometimes I Think If I Had The Same Body And The Same Natural Ability And Someone Else's Brain, Who Knows How Good A Player I Might Have Been.

My Biggest Regret Was Letting My Lifetime Average Drop Below .300. I Always Felt I Was A .300 Hitter, And If I Could Change One Thing That Would Be It.

I Thought I Raised A Ballplayer. You're Nothing But A Coward And A Quitter.

Casey Wanted Us To Stay Loose. That Didn't Mean Clowning Around. He Just Meant We Should Be Confident And Relaxed. We Shouldn't Feel That One Strikeout Was Going To End The Season For Us.