The Last Thing You Want To Do

So Is Work Ethic. You Do Things Over And Over Again, And When You Get In A Situation You Like To Think It Comes Natural. I Think There Has To Be A Mind-set That You’re Not Afraid To Fail. I’m Not Afraid To Fail. I’ve Done It Quite A Bit. The Calmer You Are, The More The Game Slows Down For You, And I Think Part Of That Is Controlling Your Emotions.

If I'm Shifted Two Steps Toward Third Base And The Ball Goes Up The Middle, People Say I Have No Range To My Left. That's Why Those Statistics Aren't Accurate. You're Changing For Every Batter, Sometimes With Every Pitch. You Really Can't Make One Statistic For Every Shortstop. You Have To Go By What You See.

You Have To Take The Good With The Bad. Some Players Only Talk To The Press When They Are Doing Good. When You're Doing Bad You Shouldn't Shy Away From Them And When Doing Good, Don't Run Up To Them.

There's Responsibility, But There's Also Accountability. You Have To Be Accountable For Your Actions. You Have To Stand At Your Locker When Things Are Going Bad.

I Just Think That Your Private Life Is Private. What I Do Is Obviously Public, I Get That. I Get The Fact That People Are Interested. I'm Interested In A Lot Of People As Well. I've Just Chosen To Stay As Private As Possible.