These Ted Williams lifetime numbers never get boring:
BA=.344
OBP=.482
SLG=.634
OPS=1.116
OPS+=191
HITS=2654
WALKS=2021
Because of his discipline(stubbornness?) not to swing at anything outside the strike zone, Ted never had a 200 hit season, although he did get 190+ hits in two seasons.
Last edited by SPLENDIDSPLINTER; 05-21-2024 at 07:34 PM.
Meh. I think the pitching this year is huge, but I do not believe the Sox can make the postseason without some hitting, by which I mean better than we've seen.
And you just might be the guy who turned that spigot on.
Last night's pitching was terrific, but so were those 5 runs. Ditto tonight--great pitching and two crucial runs driven in. And now we need at least one more run.
OK, some hitter or another needs to step up now and rescue this excellent pitching effort . Make it happen, Cap'n
We had to write a theme a week in senior English (high school), and one of mine was on your namesake. Title was, "My Middle Name." I did make a big deal about serving in both wars even though he never went overseas in WW II. I did not realize how smart he was. He was talented--great reflexes and eyesight--but he was also a real student of hitting.
Sox up 3-2 on a timely rally by the new guys--Rafaela, Duran, and Abreu.
Timely hitting by Abreu is better than a solo HR.
Dumb play by Abreu not to slide and thus overran 2b.
This time a no-brainer to walk Devers.
O'Neill's batting theory was similar to mine during my teenage years: "Swing hard in case you hit it."
Double steal for the 2d run!!!!!
WTF is wrong with O'Neill ? He is in an extended slump stretching over 15 games and counting
Duran bringing back memories of early Ellsbury.
Devers and Duran on point tonight