4 Quotes by Frank Quilici

We got up two games to none, but Yom Kippur didn't last long enough.

You get a little too sentimental and you end up crying. Seeing the guys, hearing what they're doing, meeting their wives and family. It was neat. This is really wonderful.

Earl was a great storyteller, and he could tell them both in Spanish and English. He had the biggest personality on the team. That was as close a group of players as I've been around, and Earl probably was the main reason.

It was a wonderful experience. It's a really, really warm feeling to see the guys. Sometimes there were 15 guys going out together.