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My mom did everything she could think of to get me into the car on that warm summer afternoon 20 years ago. She just wouldn’t take no for an answer. And I’ll be

There’s no blueprint for how to go on after you’ve lost a newborn child. You just kind of have to try to do the best you can. In whatever way allows you to make

I'm back. Ready to roll. Ready to help this team win it all. And I am going to cherish every single second I am able to play this game.

I recognize how rare it is for someone to get the opportunity to meet their hero, let alone get to spend time with them.

When I step on that mound on opening day at the Bank, in the city I have grown to love, it will be a great honor.

I can’t express to you how THANKFUL I am, how much JOY I got playing here, and how FORTUNATE I feel to have been a Giant for so long.

If you wanna get somewhere, you’ve gotta roll your sleeves up and get to work.

I had the best seat in the house to watch the greatest closer of all time.

Derek and Jimmy chatted about their memories together at the 22nd annual Turn 2 Foundation dinner.

Let’s make it so loud at the stadium that the whole entire country can feel it. And then let’s go and win number 28, New York.

Please remember: Duck boats don’t have bathrooms. Not in 2004. We won’t be ready for that yet. Find a tennis ball can.

I want to leave an impact on this world that’s greater than just what I do on the baseball field.

Make Miller Park even LOUDER than normal. And then, we’ll feed off that energy and, well … let’s just see what happens, Milwaukee.

'When it’s come to these last 14 years of mine -nothing has ever been easy for long, and nothing has ever been perfect for long.

I’m ready to put on that White Sox uniform and show you all what I can do. I’ve been waiting to play pro ball in Chicago since I was 11.

You’ll be out chasing the females and snorting coke before summer hits. It’ll be nonstop partying. At home. On the road. It won’t matter.

I got to my locker, right next to Hunter Pence, and I saw my old number 48 jersey in black and orange, and that was when I got emotional. I think that was the m

People ask me if I put pressure on myself. Honestly, I don’t. To me, pressure creates distractions and there is no time for distractions in baseball.