Baseball anecdotes from the yankees and legends past
A brisk nostalgia piece recounts famous baseball quips and moments from the 1930s to the late 1940s. Highlights include Yogi Berra learning to wait for a good pitch, Bobo Newsom defending his team’s lack of runs, Billy Southworth’s benching comment, Willie Mays’s mismatch of excitement, and Babe Ruth’s salary comparisons.
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