These are pictures I took in this past weekend's trip to Cooperstown, NY to visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame. More to come soon.
I've been incredibly busy lately and haven't written in five weeks, but I can guarantee there will be a new post early this week and regularly after that.
Ah, yes; the breakdown of Ted Williams' batting averages for pitches all across the strike zone. No way to beat him really, unless you can really spot that fastball low and at the knees. Even the greatest hitter of all time could not hit that pitch very well. But .230 isn't too bad considering it very well may be the toughest pitch location for a batter to connect on.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures. I will look for more soon.