I'm The Kind Of Guy That I

I'm The Same Guy I've Always Been. I'm The Same Guy Now As When I Was Hitting 50 Home Runs. I Don't Change.

Sometimes You Just Don't Feel The Same Everyday, It Doesn't Matter What You Do, But When You Have People Looking Forward To Seeing You Perform For Them, That Puts You In The Mood, And That's Natural In Boston. That's Why It's Such A Special Place To Play.

I Guess The Rules Aren't For Everyone.

I'm Just Another Player That Comes In And Comes Out. Everybody's Time Is Up At Some Point, I Don't Think That's My Problem. I'm Just Going To Keep On Trying Like I Normally Do.

The Docf All Started When I Made A Trip To A Local Hospital In The Dominican Republic. I Was Visiting Children Who Had Received Life-saving Heart Care Operations. I Couldn't Help But Think That In Another Life, One Of These Kids Could Be My Own Son. If It Wasn't For Baseball, I May Have Remained In The Dominican Republic And Who Knows Where Life Would Have Taken Me. It Was Then That I Knew That I Had To Use The Gift That I Received, To Play Baseball, To Do Whatever I Could To Give Back.