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I don't care what they do. I've said what I had to say about it. I'm done with it.
Gary Sheffield
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I think he genuinely meant it. I think he really wants to do the right things to escape this demon that's got him.
Gary Sheffield
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I need to work myself into baseball shape. This is part of spring training. I still have to be careful. When the lights come on, I get focused.
Gary Sheffield
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I know who the leader is on the team, ... I ain't going to say who it is, but I know who it is. I know who the team feeds off. I know who the opposing team comes in knowing they have to defend to stop the Yankees.
Gary Sheffield
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They brought me in and told me they were probably going to pick the option up. You always want to earn whatever you get. I take a lot pride in that. He didn't have to bring me in today. I appreciate that. When I was a free agent, a lot of teams called and I really didn't answer. There was only one place, and that still remains the same. I don't want to play for nobody else but the Yankees.
Gary Sheffield
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I've played for teams that were family-oriented organizations. They made you feel like family. The Yankees are strictly a business. Baseball is your life and everything else is secondary.
Gary Sheffield
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Alex has got toughness about him. It's just that you spend so much time trying to find out what other people want, as opposed to doing what you got to do. You're trying to please everybody and do what everybody expects you to do. And the thing is, they ain't under the same gun.
Gary Sheffield
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What did I do to be a villain? ... Well, I mean you can't look at it that way. I didn't initiate it. It's a situation where I showed restraint, and I moved on from there.
Gary Sheffield
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A lot of people try to make it more than it is. But it was the same. I think it should be fun for the fans. And it was.
Gary Sheffield
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My prayers are with my uncle. I pray that he will seek and receive the help he so desperately needs.
Gary Sheffield
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When McGwire started the home run mania, attendance came back. The owners understood that the sudden spike in homers wasn't accidental. All baseball knew it. But baseball is run on money, and home runs meant money. Baseball turned a blind eye.
Gary Sheffield
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I'm playing every day. I still want to win.
Gary Sheffield
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I'm not playing, am I? That tells you how I feel.
Gary Sheffield
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When you challenge me, I like my chances in a fistfight. On the field, I use the same approach. I'm going to win. And I'll do it by any means necessary. If you're not willing to go that route, don't come my way.
Gary Sheffield
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He stepped up big for us, we're not surprised by what he's done.
Gary Sheffield
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When I get to flying open and killing people in the stands, it?s not good. That?s when you know my timing is not right and you can predict I won?t get a hit. That?s when I tell myself to use the whole field. That?s when I?m at my best.
Gary Sheffield
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We had a close-knit family. That's one reason I was probably more shocked than anybody that someone in my family was on drugs.
Gary Sheffield
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Every time you look up, they're scoring a run. They do all the little things. After a series with them, you're all worn out from watching those rabbits run around the bases.
Gary Sheffield
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It did help. I didn't have to think about defense. I felt good today. I felt strong in my last at-bat.
Gary Sheffield
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I don't think it's that serious. If I feel good tomorrow and I feel like I'm not going to jeopardize missing games or hurt the team, I'll play. Otherwise, I'll sit down.
Gary Sheffield
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Why should I have to prove myself again? Should I have to prove myself till I'm 40? I don't have to prove to nobody I can hit. How about you tell them not to pick it up. Tell him erase it.
Gary Sheffield
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I feel excellent right now. My body is loose and my swing is where I want it to be.
Gary Sheffield
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The only thing that saved that man that night was I didn't have mine. That was it. Bottom line. I just slipped that night. But I won't ever slip again.
Gary Sheffield
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It's still stiff and still sore. It's the same as yesterday. I'm day to day.
Gary Sheffield
