<transcript><audio_41>the toughest starting point to the greatest ending point for me in one season to where what I realized about Yankee fans is they're extremely loyal and if you've performed in the past it doesn't matter who comes in they're gonna be loyal to the guy was there</transcript><transcript><audio_42>before and you have to prove your worth and that's what I had to do and it was really tough in the beginning my wife Kim had a long talk with me about being myself Joe Don Zimmer had a long talk with me about being myself don't try to</transcript><transcript><audio_43>be Mike Stanley and you'll win people over and the first month I struggled mightily and it really started with Doc's no-hitter but things started to change for me and that people started to appreciate that no I was not a power or hit or liked it Mike Stanley</transcript><caption><image_44>The image shows two baseball players from the New York Yankees team, wearing white pinstripe uniforms with the number 15 on the back. The player on the left is holding the ball above his head with both hands, while the player in the middle is lifting him up in the air with a big smile on his face. The background shows a large crowd of spectators in the stands. The image appears to have been taken during a baseball game.</caption><transcript><audio_45>I was more of a defensive minded guy and they started to appreciate it and it was it was from being at the bottom and going all the way to the top it was really enjoyable Joe speaking of the top</transcript><transcript><audio_46>by 1998 you and Jorge Posada or sharing the catching duties that team ends up winning a combined 125 games with the postseason wins another title I asked Joe Torre this question I realized that the 27 Yankees and the 61 Yankees and</transcript><transcript><audio_47>any other team they're not here to argue for themselves right now but do you feel as if you had played on the best team of all time in 98 I think you can make that argument you know I think Seattle won 116 a couple years later but didn't finish the job you know we were able to</transcript> the toughest starting point to the greatest ending point for me in one season to where what I realized about Yankee fans is they're extremely loyal and if you've performed in the past it doesn't matter who comes in they're gonna be loyal to the guy was there before and you have to prove your worth and that's what I had to do and it was really tough in the beginning my wife Kim had a long talk with me about being myself Joe Don Zimmer had a long talk with me about being myself don't try to be Mike Stanley and you'll win people over and the first month I struggled mightily and it really started with Doc's no-hitter but things started to change for me and that people started to appreciate that no I was not a power or hit or liked it Mike Stanley I was more of a defensive minded guy and they started to appreciate it and it was it was from being at the bottom and going all the way to the top it was really enjoyable Joe speaking of the top by 1998 you and Jorge Posada or sharing the catching duties that team ends up winning a combined 125 games with the postseason wins another title I asked Joe Torre this question I realized that the 27 Yankees and the 61 Yankees and any other team they're not here to argue for themselves right now but do you feel as if you had played on the best team of all time in 98 I think you can make that argument you know I think Seattle won 116 a couple years later but didn't finish the job you know we were able to
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