To be fair, I also vividly remember the greatest curve I ever saw.

Facing a friend in JV. He had a no-no going and coach put me in because tour entire bench told him I always lit this guy up. I did.

He struck me out on the greatest pitch I ever saw. I couldn't have hit it with an oar.

He got the no-no too.

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Posted: 08/30/2018 at 1:38PM

Ted Williams was born 100 years ago today -- BB Hokie 08/30/2018 11:25AM

We share a birthday. As a Sox fan, that meant a lot to me when I was a kid. ** -- CPRVHokie 08/30/2018 1:14PM

You’re 100? ** -- No1Hokie 08/30/2018 1:37PM

Feels like it sometimes -- CPRVHokie 08/30/2018 1:42PM

My wife is 46 ** -- Brown Water 08/30/2018 1:47PM

And you're 60? -- Stork 08/30/2018 2:08PM

I think my MIL is 66 ** -- Brown Water 08/30/2018 2:09PM

Shun ** -- statmanfromHCyrs 08/30/2018 3:16PM

Shun ** -- CPRVHokie 08/30/2018 1:48PM

As you wish -- Brown Water 08/30/2018 1:52PM

He was Splendid ** -- Brown Water 08/30/2018 12:30PM

It was said TW could show where the ball hit the bat** -- TomTurkey 08/30/2018 11:59AM

I remember this best ball I ever hit (1972). My head was down -- 48zip 08/30/2018 12:39PM

I never did that but i believe that the best hitters have trained -- One4VT 08/30/2018 1:51PM

Had one of those: sweet spot on barrel, didnt even feel the impact -- TomTurkey 08/30/2018 1:09PM

To be fair, I also vividly remember the greatest curve I ever saw. -- 48zip 08/30/2018 1:38PM

I do to... -- One4VT 08/30/2018 2:28PM

Re: To be fair, I also vividly remember the greatest curve I ever saw. -- 48zip 08/30/2018 1:43PM

Pete Rose too ** -- Brown Water 08/30/2018 12:40PM

To be fair, I also vividly remember the greatest curve I ever saw.

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