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I Cannot Get Rid Of The Hurt From Losing, But After The Last Out Of Every Loss, I Must Accept That There Will Be A Tomorrow. In Fact, It's More Than There'll Be A Tomorrow, It's That I Want There To Be A Tomorrow. That's The Big Difference, I Want Tomorrow To Come.

I Managed 26 Years And Found Out When I Retired I Didn't Own The Game. I Thought I Owned It When I Was Managing All Those Years. You Can Climb To The Top Of The Mountain, Get Down On Your Knees And Kiss The Ground, Because You'll Never Own That Mountain. That Mountain Is Only Owned By One Single Person, And He'll Never Give It Up. That's The Way Baseball Is.

Just Give Me 25 Guys On The Last Year Of Their Contracts; I'll Win A Pennant Every Year.

If A Team Is In A Positive Frame Of Mind, It Will Have A Good Attitude. If It Has A Good Attitude, It Will Make A Commitment To Playing The Game Right. If It Plays The Game Right, It Will Win-unless, Of Course, It Doesn't Have Enough Talent To Win, And No Manager Can Make Goose-liver Pate Out Of Goose Feathers, So Why Worry?

My Idea Of Managing Is Giving The Ball To Tom Seaver And Sitting Down And Watching Him Work.