I still don't believe we're home. Everything is just so surreal right now. I can't believe it's over. It's the greatest day of my life.

If you don't hit, you'll hear about it. You always feel pressure here--they expect you to hit 40 home runs.

We've had no exposure to home builders and little exposure to retail.

The fans wanted a home run but I was concentrating on making contact. Anything to bring the run in I was going to do. I was ready since I was on the on-deck circle.

It's huge. For me, it's playing in my home state. But, right now, we have to find a way to bounce back.

He was all right. When [Jeter] hit the home run, then he was fine.