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I respect Roger Clemens and he was a great teammate but I don't particularly think that what he did was right. He probably wouldn't do it again. You know, you get in the heat of the battle and you do some pretty dumb things sometimes. I know I did.

On the broken bat incident in Game 2 of the 2000 World Series

William Joseph "Bill" Buckner
Boston Red Sox
1B

Having learned accuracy in the delivery of the ball, the next thing is to master the curves. Some may have thought it was essential to know how to curve a ball before anything else. Experience, to my mind, teaches to the contrary. Any young player who has good control will become a successful curve pitcher long before the pitcher who is endeavoring to master both curves and control at the same time. The curve is merely an accessory to control. Witness how many good pitchers there were before the curved ball was heard of and how many there are now who employ straight balls as much as curves in their work.

In 1912

Denton True "Cy" Young
Boston Red Sox
Pitcher
HOF 1937 ("Cy" = short for "Cyclone")

Hitting is timing; pitching is upsetting timing.

Warren Edward Spahn
Boston Braves
Pitcher
HOF 1973

He hacks. He's up there, he's definitely going to hit. Where's his comfort zone? A thrown baseball. He welcomes that challenge.

On Red Sox 3B Nomar Garciapara's batting prowess

Rick Down
Boston Red Sox
Hitting Coach

There were seven of us kids and we ran out of m's.

After being hired by the Astros and asked about the spelling of 'Jimy'

November, 2001
James Francis "Jimy" Williams
Boston Red Sox
Manager

I don't have to read your stuff anymore. You and those two columnists. You guys are killing baseball in that town. But I like you anyway. We're pals, right, even though I think you're a (expletive).

Expressing happiness to a Cleveland baseball writer after being traded by the Indians to Washington

After the 1961 season
James Anthony "Jimmy" Piersall
Boston Red Sox
OF

Ten days you guys spend teaching me how to go up the hill and there isn't one of you with the brains to teach me how to come down again.

During his first game as a Red Sox left fielder and having learned to negotiate the incline leading to Fenway Park's left field wall, he overran a fly ball and came back down the incline, falling flat on his face and getting hit on the head by the ball

In 1932
Smead Powell Jolley
Boston Red Sox
OF

(There should be) holy water inside the turnstiles and everyone will have to genuflect before going into the stadium. (And) no mascots. No mascot, no designated hitter, no music between innings. Hot dogs, peanuts, and go get 'em.

William Francis "Bill" Lee
Boston Red Sox
Pitcher
a.k.a. "Spaceman"

I wanted to pitch until they tore the uniform off me, and that's about what happened.

Reflecting on his 363-victory major league pitching career that ended when he was 44 years old

Warren Edward Spahn
Boston Braves
Pitcher
HOF 1973

What can I say? I just tip my hat and call the Yankees my daddy.

Pedro Martinez
Boston Red Sox
Pitcher

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