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acording to the record books ted williams was not the only one to bat over
the is a lot of other guys that did it how come williams was the only player mentioned?Tags: None -
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sorry. it says he wasent the only one to bat over 400 -
Re: acording to the record books ted williams was not the only one to bat over
sorry. it says he wasent the only one to bat over 400Comment
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Ted Williams is the LAST player who did it.“In my lifetime, we've gone from Eisenhower to George W. Bush. We've gone from John F. Kennedy to Al Gore. If this is evolution, I believe that in twelve years, we'll be voting for plants.” - Lewis BlackComment
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Re: acording to the record books ted williams was not the only one to bat o
Ted Williams is the LAST player who did it.“In my lifetime, we've gone from Eisenhower to George W. Bush. We've gone from John F. Kennedy to Al Gore. If this is evolution, I believe that in twelve years, we'll be voting for plants.” - Lewis BlackComment
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Re: acording to the record books ted williams was not the only one to bat o
but i have herd people say he was the only one to do it.Comment
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Re: acording to the record books ted williams was not the only one to bat o
but i have herd people say he was the only one to do it.Comment
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well now it dosent seem like that big of a deal. i mean they made him sound like a god because he did this they never mentioned the other people that did it. i think one guy hit like .442 how come that isint a bug deal?Comment
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well now it dosent seem like that big of a deal. i mean they made him sound like a god because he did this they never mentioned the other people that did it. i think one guy hit like .442 how come that isint a bug deal?Comment
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well now it dosent seem like that big of a deal. i mean they made him sound like a god because he did this they never mentioned the other people that did it. i think one guy hit like .442 how come that isint a bug deal?
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Well, I think these people you are listening to don't know jack about baseball. They talk about Ted Williams hitting .400 because of the era that he hit it in. No one has hit .400 since then. Think about it, you pretty much have to hit every day for 162 games (although he did it in 155 or however many games he played that year). And to say he is a god, no, but he is as close to a god that a ball player will ever come. A .340+ ba over a 19 year career and 500+ hr and all that along with taking time out to serve his country?? What a man.Comment
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well now it dosent seem like that big of a deal. i mean they made him sound like a god because he did this they never mentioned the other people that did it. i think one guy hit like .442 how come that isint a bug deal?
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Well, I think these people you are listening to don't know jack about baseball. They talk about Ted Williams hitting .400 because of the era that he hit it in. No one has hit .400 since then. Think about it, you pretty much have to hit every day for 162 games (although he did it in 155 or however many games he played that year). And to say he is a god, no, but he is as close to a god that a ball player will ever come. A .340+ ba over a 19 year career and 500+ hr and all that along with taking time out to serve his country?? What a man.Comment
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Re: acording to the record books ted williams was not the only one to bat o
I could be wrong, but I think walks counted as hits back in the dead ball era.
Can you imagine what Bonds' average would have been if that rule were still in effect?Comment
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I could be wrong, but I think walks counted as hits back in the dead ball era.
Can you imagine what Bonds' average would have been if that rule were still in effect?Comment
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