It's Not What You Achieve, It's What

I Always Looked Up There, Because I Remember A Time When The Only Things On The Walls In Fenway Were The Jimmy Fund Sign And The Retired Numbers. Never In A Million Years Did You Think You'd Ever Be Up There With Those Guys.

It's Funny. Some People Remember That A Lot More Than I Do. I Remember Certain Parts Of It, And If Everybody Who Mentioned That To Me Had Been To The Game Who Said They Were At The Game, There'd Be 800,000 People At That Game, I Think.

It's Not What You Achieve, It's What You Overcome. That's What Defines Your Career.

The '70s Were A Time Of Turmoil And Turnover. But I Grew Up Here. I Always Wanted To Play Here.

I Knew It Was Gonna Go Out. It Was Just A Question Of It Being Fair Or Foul. The Wind Must Have Carried It 15 Feet Toward The Foul Pole. I Just Stood There And Watched. I Didn't Want To Miss Seeing It Go Out.