There's Only One Mark Mcgwire.

I Have Figured Out It's Not What You Do On The Field, It's How Many Games You Play In.

I'm Not Head-strong, And I'm Not Egotistical. I Understand Certain Things Better Now. I Won't Be Trying To Be Play Everyday. There's Only One Cal Ripken, One Lou Gehrig And One Joe Dimaggio. What Is Good For Them Isn't Necessarily Good For Eric Davis.

I'm No Different Than Others With Cancer. I Just Happen To Play Professional Baseball. I'm Part Of Those Statistics That Cancer Has Touched As Well.

I'm Having A Good Time. I'm Going To Treat Every Game And Every Day As If They Are My Last Because I Now Know That They Could Be.

Circulating Through The Children's Ward And Seeing Terminally Ill Kids, Heads Shaved, Smiling And Having A Ball Despite The Tubes And Needles Sticking Into Them, I Thought: What Do I Have To Worry About? If God Takes Me, At Least I've Lived For 35 Years.