When I Was Losing, They Called Me

I'm Not Saying That They Were Einsteins; They Were Marginal Students. But Every Ballplayer Whoever Touched Me Has Moved Up His Station In Life. And The Players Moved Up My Station.

I Let Ballplayers Yell Back At Me Because I Wasn't Trying To Prove I'm Boss. I Know I'm Boss.

It's So Ridiculous To See A Golfer With A One Foot Putt And Everybody Is Saying "shhh" And Not Moving A Muscle. Then We Allow Nineteen Year-old Kids To Face A Game-deciding Free Throw With Seventeen Thousand People Yelling.

You Better Have Great Practices.

I Tell The Players That They Can't Relive Any Day In Their Lives And That They Can't Relive The Minutes Of A Game, So They Should Make A Great Effort, A Mount Everest Type Effort, To Live Up To Their Potential. Success Is A Communal Type Thing, And If We Win, Then Everyone Can Be Considered Successful And We Can Move Uptown Together.