Army life was rough. Would you believe it, they actually wanted me to pitch three times a week.

Some of our product never got out to the shelf. I get three to five calls a week from consumers because they're not finding it in the store. But those are growing pains, and time will cure that.

When Mel came up in 1964 in the middle of the season, I was his pitching coach, but I was also pitching every fourth day besides. Yogi Berra was our manager. That's why it was all screwed up.

I didn't begin cheating until late in my career, when I needed something to help me survive. I didn't cheat when I won the twenty-five games in 1961. I don't want anybody to get any ideas and take my Cy Young Award away. And I didn't cheat in 1963 when I won twenty-four games. Well, maybe a little.

You would be amazed how many important outs you can get by working the count down to where the hitter is sure you're going to throw to his weakness, and then throw to his power instead.

I never threw the spitter, well maybe once or twice when I really needed to get a guy out real bad.