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Don't recall but his throw back to second base after the WS catch off Vic Wertz held the runner at first (I believe), they say. Of course, no-one would hold the bag seeing that ball flight. And the urban legend above may have been aided by the runner having to go back to tag up. I lost him once they moved West - never seeing him much. The old shots of him climbing the chain link fence in CF at the old "Stick" were memorable though. -
By drjohnnyfeva · Posted
It's a good point you raise, but I don't think the fallout would be any worse than Arrietta's success once he was shipped out. I don't know... I just don't feel that he is the veteran leader a young team might need to look to given how little he seems to have worked before the season started and the futility of the "changes" he's made during the season to improve. The whole tale about how much he worked in the offseason and the contradictions, therein, worry me about him being the type of player Adam Jones was to our upstart club once Buck arrived. I just don't think you DFA him, which they should do if they can't find a buyer. Even paying 80% of his contract is better than just casting him off having to foot the whole bill. But as someone said, it is money that has theoretically already been spent. Either way, I just don't see him here next season. -
By Redskins Rick · Posted
There is a play that Mays is supposed to have made, that might be an urban legend. Catch at the deep park of CF and fires a strike to home plate, no bounce and gets an speedy runner out. -
Willie was my idol growing up - loved the way he played the game - one of the first to show emotion and flair as he chased down fly balls and ran out (yes ran out) hits! His cap flew off, he made basket catches and his hook slides into bases were dream worthy! I would disagree with @Tx Oriole that Ruth was greatest, even though he never saw him play. I saw Mays play. WAR? What is that - absolutely nothing! (Edwin Starr)
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