A biography for Carlos Correahasn’t been written yet.
“It is a fine line between playing the game respectfully and being disrespectful of your opponent, but I believe the fans love flair and that is what they come to see at the ballpark - the show.”
“A lot of people don't believe in 10-year contracts and in long-term deals and all that.”
“Everything revolves around baseball 24/7 during the baseball season.”
“I don't hold grudges.”
“Since its beginnings, baseball has been guided by an invisible hand. A set of unwritten rules that all players are expected to adhere to. These unwritten rules are responsible for trying to kill our fans' favorable perception of the game that we love.”
“There's going to be tough times. There's going to be really good times.”
“To see people - good people, caring people, your neighbors and mine - losing everything, that has been heartbreaking.”
“We are surprised and offended when we hear someone say the game is boring or dying, but we don't take action to fix it.”
“My parents taught me about the mistakes that they made. At the end of the day, it worked out pretty good for them, but it doesn't work out for most people.”
“One thing I learned is that people don't care if you go out there and play hurt. They're always going to talk about your performance, and that only.”
“I was working with my dad in construction and helping him build houses and all this stuff. I had to learn to do all this stuff at that young age and I could see how hard he had to work to get to where he was. I liked doing it. He's my dad and I'll always be proud of him.”
“Fashion can be bought but style you have to perfect that.”
“The work ethic was always there. I learned that from my dad.”
“In boxing, I'm going to have to be constantly getting hit in the face and stomach in the ribs and that hurts. I stuck to baseball and it worked out well for me. But definitely I would love to try.”
“Every time I talk to Latin players coming up in the system, I tell them, 'You need to learn English. There's a lot of stuff you can do off the field that can help you and your family off the field.'”
“Whatever happens on the field is just results. I believe in the process more than the results.”
“Never drank a beer before. I've had wine and champagne, but never a beer. I don't think that will happen. I don't know why people look forward to that.”
“I've got two kids now, and I've got to set a good example.”
“I don't want to be just a body on the field.”
“I love October baseball.”