Honestly, Erstad plays hard. He's a great kid and he's a great ballplayer, he really is. I don't know. If he slides, he's safe. The only way he's out in that situation is if he tries to collide with him.

He's a polished kid. He's a smart kid. He's way ahead of the game.

He's a goofy kid. Everyone sees the big, hard, tough guy, silent, really. He's just a big goofball.

There ain't much to being a ballplayer, if you're a ballplayer.

Each kid that plays on the team has to have a C average, which is a 2.0 GPA, to play,

Frank was the most intense ballplayer I've ever seen. He played the game as hard as anybody. He never, ever gave up on an at-bat no matter what the score was. He'd get a big hit. He went into the stands in New York to make a catch. But what's important is, he did these things every day.