If making an error doesn't make you mad, what's the point? Why put all the work in?

Obviously, success breeds more confidence. And it's pretty easy to be confident if you're getting a hit almost every time at bat.

You can't change your game based on where you're playing.

I try to stay on an even keel. I get really fired up on occasion, but staying relaxed and under control bodes better for my game than getting out of control.

I'm not comfortable being that outgoing guy. That's not me. I never used to talk to anybody.

I don't feel any pressure when I'm up there at the plate. I feel it when I'm in the on-deck circle, but when I'm in the box, it's just me and the pitcher, and I get zoned in.

If making an error doesn't make you mad, what's the point? Why put all the work in?