7/13/99: 1999 All-Star Game @ Fenway Park, Boston

National League 1 @ American League, 4, F -- The last All-Star game of the 20th century gathered together baseball's "All-Century" team, the greatest living players of all time. This spine-tingling spectacle was augmented by the appearance of the legend among legends, Ted Williams, on hand to throw out the first pitch. His magnetism led to one of baseball's most spontaneous of magical moments, as the current and All-Century All-Stars gathered around the fragile Splendid Splinter, basking in his greatness for what was perhaps the last time. Finally, the game had to go on; the lovefest was dispersed and Williams tossed the first pitch in front of a delirious crowd. Then AL starting pitcher and Fenway's own Pedro Martinez took the mound, and made a little magic of his own.

[@JShock27]

The Ted Williams intro and then to follow that up by Pedro striking out the side in front of his home crowd - Amazing. One of the best moments baseball has ever seen.

[@johndoe1704]

Now it’s straight trash

[@brandonjones9998]

If I had a time machine, I would go back to the 90s just to relive not just my era growing up but to relive this era of baseball

[@juangalarza4357]

this must have been the greatest all star game ever

[@ericselvig5808]

Juan Galarza wait until 2099 while we're dead

[@Yanikleko]

Check 1971 All Star Game

[@sbc8861]

Pedro did not disappoint.

[@ruththomas3913]

@@sbc8861 Evah!!

[@Xenlacasa45]

So many stars

[@reilly5351]

The nostalgia!!! I watched this game as a 10 year old with my Grandpa! Incredible memories. Love Baseball!

[@benmiddleton9984]

by far, the best pregame ever. Nothing will ever eclipse this pregame

[@ashland1977]

The opening ceremony was just beautiful and emotional. Then Pedro came in and was masterful. Great stuff

[@PorkTips]

I was 13 years old when i went to this game. So many memories from this game: Pedro dominating, Ted Williams, all century team, all the greats I got to see in one sitting (Pedro, Griffey, Randy Johnson, Manny, McGwire, Sosa, Hoffman, Jeter etc). This night will always stay with me

[@GraniteYeti]

I'm so jealous you got to go. I went to Tuck rule game and this is a game that's up there w dream games people from all over NE wishes they were there

[@jm1657]

How very lucky you were!

[@GraniteYeti]

This is by far my favorite all-star game in any sport. As a life long sox fan I was 18 and in tears w Teddy ballgame

[@SitesThatSuck]

@40.01 RIP Tony Gwynn (Mr. Padre) seen here greeting Ted Williams (splendid splinter). Tony died last night (June 16, 2014) and will be remembered along with Williams as 2 of the greatest hitters of all time.@41.02 you can see Tony and Ted share a few words which I can guarantee must of been about hitting a baseball just like they are right now. God bless.

[@cuff1957]

What was the last thing ted williams told his barber? Hey juan just a little off the top please

[@كاظمحوشي-و4ت]

١حدححححج ح

[@dianelandau2337]

Amen a great pee all star game so sweet Ted was

[@tyler_antle]

I love how Tony Gwynn briefly says "Hey mom" right before the camera pans away from him

[@daisysheena]

Who’s here after the passing of the great Hank Aaron? Chills seeing him introduced in pre game ceremonies ..... Hank got a resounding hand. R.I.P.

[@markjohnson9455]

Well earned and pure gentleman.

[@deesnuts9225]

What a moment. I had chills the entire time Ted Williams was on the field

[@MK-tg5cf]

I love every second of the all century team introduction. Seeing the smiles on those boys faces as they get cheered on for what might be some of their last time. Only thing that hurts me is Mickey and Joe D passed before the all century team was created.

[@aaeonkarma3717]

Even Cosners voice couldn't curtail my goosebumps at seeing Willie Mays, and Musial ain't no bum neither!!!

[@RandallJT84]

RIP Blockbuster.. RIP 20th Century. The pre-show nearly made me cry, tears were in my eyes. God damn i love baseball! I played little league from 4-16 and those were the best damn times of my life, with all the friends I made some of which I still actively keep in touch with today. All because I experienced a slice t of what makes calling America home life great, but the most important part of it all was having my father by my side through the wild and crazy ride.

[@tomb9696]

Nicely said. I feel extremely lucky to have been a boy during the early 60's, and seen many of those greats play. Especially Rod Carew, Killebrew and Brooks Robinson.

[@DaSkillet713]

Vette_Dude84 90s were the best decade. Pre 9/11 everything seemed so simple. Easy to get poon back then too

[@Willthrill8]

Teddy Bear Tonto yes those darn terrorists were the cause of the pussy depression years.

[@promeitheus]

25-time All-Star Hank Aaron. This is a special game here with all these legendary players coming out. Spahn, Musial, Kiner, Mays, Killebrew. Awesome

[@joesakic91]

Seeing rival all-stars like Derek Jeter shaking hands and greeting Ted Williams at Fenway is one of the lasting images in sports.

[@sammy2591]

You know it's old when Blockbuster is a sponsor...

[@benmiddleton9984]

Samuel Sharp I was 19. I remember watching this game on TV. It was definitely surreal when they brought Ted out

[@johnoconnor998]

I am replying because today, 7/13 they just announced that there is only one blockbuster left

[@KTF0]

And Sammy Sosa was black

[@kaybo5249]

or the fact that it literally says 1999 ALL STAR GAME you dumbass

[@alexsmuckler8556]

@MUFC Of course you are a MORON.

[@therealchucktaylor3392]

Remember this game like it was yesterday. Always looked forward to the all star games, watched them with my grand dad.

[@fx55watchersiren]

The 2021 "Field of Dreams" game sent me (back) here to the beginning of the 1999 All-Star game.

[@alexrojas5387]

I’m born and raised in the Bean and have seen hundreds of Sox games at Fenway as a Yankee Fan from birth(Long Story) so I already knew the Class that the Red Sox and Sox Fans are. This was absolutely breathtaking. Red Sox you Rock always have and always will in my eyes. Thank You 🙏

[@Blackphillipsupporter]

My father brought me to this when I was 8, truly an incredible scene

[@jmaster38]

you'll be able to tell your children and grandchildren you were there

[@ericselvig5808]

Hope you voted for the All Century Team

[@Tmillea]

I was there too. My dad and brothers got me the tickets for my 6th bday

[@gnarleyjames420]

I was 12 y/o when I watched this with my dad. When Ted Williams came out, it was the first time I really saw the old man cry. Our love of baseball was so strong back then. Getting out of LL and moving into middle school baseball. I miss this time sometimes. Baseball was everything and this moment is so special

[@alexgalarza6908]

man that is one of the best all star moments in baseball history, best moments in baseball period!

[@KML0224]

I'm no Red Sox fan, but even I loved the intro with Ted Williams around the 36:00 mark.

[@eli10az]

Ted Williams and Bob Feller. What kind of records would they have set if they didn't lose their prime years to military service.

[@billycausgrove9411]

Bob Feller would have easily had 300 Wins and 3000 Strikeouts

[@dimbulb1178]

@@billycausgrove9411 Maybe. Depends on the effect the wear-and-tear would've had during the post-war years.

[@fireonshakedwnstreet]

Patriots

[@alexsmuckler8556]

Ted Williams said in an interview that you can't assume hypothetical situations. If he and Bob Feller were not in the service what records would they have broken or established cannot be assumed.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

Definitely one of the most incredible moments in baseball, when they all come out to meet Ted Williams...still get chills from that

[@DivineSimply]

All those big, top-of-their-game, world-class ballplayers with the world at their feet, crowding around with their eyes popping out, like Little Leaguers looking for an autograph. That's because they know they just met the greatest hitter who ever lived.

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

DivineSimply I didn’t know that Babe Ruth was there, lol. Ted was an amazing hitter there’s no doubt about it, but Ruth and Gehrig are the top two on my list, if Gehrig didn’t get sick he could have padded his already insane career stats. Ruth is the greatest baseball player ever because of this, before he was the most dominant hitter of all time he was a beast of a pitcher. In 1916 he was 23-12 with a 1.75 ERA, 40 starts, 9 complete game shutouts and in 323.2 innings pitched he surrendered ZERO, yes ZERO home runs, that to me is an incredible ball player. I’m a Mets fan by the way, not a Yankee fan waxing poetic about my teams historical past.

[@bryanast4336]

@@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS o

[@bereal1640]

2021 and I came to watch this amazing game to see this master piece

[@NevadaLamb]

I’m still trying to understand how this was over 20 years ago. My childhood was adoring these players. It was all I talked about in school. I knew all the teams, the players, and the divisions. Gosh. Is this how people felt in 2002 in regards to 1979?? Like it wasn’t that long ago.

[@langwell21]

Greatest assortment of players on one field at one time of all time

[@williamweber9390]

Still gives me chills listening to the opening promo, and the ending promo. ESP knowing it happened at Fenway in my state

[@neverendingnewport]

Being an impressionable kid at the age of 11 I, like so many other kids around the world were so lucky to experience watching this on TV. We'll never get to witness line-ups like these before. What a great memory. Thanks for making this watchable to the public.

[@unclebobunclebob]

Ted Williams....the REAL John Wayne.

[@mikethomas4875]

Audie Murphy.

[@unclebobunclebob]

Why Audie?

[@bobheck7303]

Yeah, I see it bro!

[@rubenraya3310]

Mexican American legend

[@charlieboiii1149]

Such delight to the all century players hearing about there awards

[@PoppiFozzi]

Amazing ovation for Ted Williams and amazing performance from Pedro Martinez

[@leoderosia9279]

As a Boston sports fan this was my fave sports moment watching the mythical Ted Williams tip his cap at Fenway one last time along with the other legends being introduced

[@indyracingnut]

And for one brief moment in time, everyone on that field were like children again, surrounding their childhood hero with nothing but smiles.....and were reminded by the baseball gods that in the end, it's just a game. This was truly a magical moment in baseball history.

[@jm1657]

Beautifully said.

[@mikawhofan]

doesn't it feel weird not to see everyone holding up their smart phones to take pictures?

[@FeartheCyr611]

doesnt it feel weird that the YANKEES SUCK?

[@tmp197]

it brings the meaning "living for the moment"

[@thegentleman5409]

James Cyr they’re in first place tho lol

[@lepermessiah2011]

I hear that. Moments like these, I take it all in. Hardly nobody will ever experience something like this in person.

[@jesuschristislord6790]

Imagine going to something special and then holding a cell phone in front of your face the entire time to take a shaky video with terrible sound while there is a camera crew professionally shooting it

[@drums4metal]

Little did Curt Schilling, Pedro Martinez, Nomar Garciaparra and Manny Ramirez knew that they all would become teammates 5 years later...

[@brianhall4826]

Nomar wasn't on that Red Sox team

[@movieman2293]

Brian Hall He was until July. He just wasn’t on the World Series team.

[@brianhall4826]

MovieMan22 good shit

[@jedimaster69nyc]

@@movieman2293 gutsy trade by Bosox

[@DarthLetalis]

@@jedimaster69nyc they had to trade him... He was being a B****. refusing to play when he wasn't injured.

[@RobertGuida1015]

Wow, talk about a game, when it was a game! Saw this live in '99, was 23 years old, been a lifelong Yankees fan, my dad goes back to the days of Whitey, Mickey, Yogi, Joe D, & all the greats that played then, but, to see the greatest hitter ever, Ted Williams, the ovation he got wasn't long enough! God bless Teddy Ballgame & baseball

[@thepracticingguitarist]

That first pitch ceremony is one of the most amazing moments in baseball history.

[@danar.6037]

i saw this broadcast live, still the best all star game I have seen. The pregame show is priceless, Williams was the boss.

[@waltersobchak2691]

"Blockbuster Video Pregame Show" holy crap do I feel old watching this

[@waterbiltudy1528]

Eso rean pelotero Buenos,, sami Sosa y Pedro randii

[@bobheck7303]

With Walter for a first name you got to be old! Love you man....

[@brmillgr]

I didnt really understand how truly special this was until I looked over to see my dad crying. I never asked him why because I knew he loved the game and wasnt shy about showing emotion, Im 40 now and the question I didnt ask has been answered many times. The older I get the more it gets answered.

[@vickreitner4530]

Tony Gwynn and Ted Williams had a special bond with each other. I truly believe there was nothing but love and respect between the 2 of them. Gwynn was the last man who truly was talented enough to hit 400.

[@franklintorrealba8504]

Ted Williams forever. Donna Summer, Larry Walker, Mark Mcgwire, Matt Williams, Samy Sosa, Cal Ripken, Mike Piazza, Ken Griffey Jr, Tony Gwinn, Roger Clemens, Randy Johnson, Steve Carton, Nomar garciaparra, Ernie Banks, Hank Aron, Jimmy Wlliams, Carl Yastrenzky, Reggie Jackson, Curt Schilling, Pedro martinez, Roger Clemens, Barry Larkin, Jim Thome, Willy mays, Kenny Lofton, Al Kaline, Juan Marichal, David Cone, Jeromy Burnitz, Mike Mussina, Jeff Bagwell, Ed Sprague, Jeff Kent, Gary Sheffield, Derek Jeter, Rafael Palmeiro, Ivan Rodrigue

[@ravenr1420]

You spelled multiple names wrong. We didn't really need the entire roster, bro.

[@barrywainwright3391]

Ty for taking the time for making the entire list. It's appreciated.

[@petegilardi2593]

this is pregame one of best to ever watch some may say 2008 Yankee Stadium with all players on their positions. That was awesome to but nothing beats seeing Ted Williams with that ovation wow

[@mikethomas4875]

Good-bye,Mr. Gwynn.You will be missed.

[@RichMansour]

Awesome and easily greatest talent ever assembled in any sport. A shame No Sandy, Yogi or Pete.

[@shaneoc6575]

Nothing better then this, all those legends of the game on one field something similar happened at the 08 game it's getting me emotional because I lost my dad a couple years ago and their were nothing else that bonded us more as a father and son then Sports especially baseball again nothing better then this

[@AKABoondock19]

Seriously the greatest All Star game there ever was and ever will be.

[@marilynbreen2270]

I was actually there and yes, goosebumps for sure, but actual tears streamed down my face with every introduction. It was amazing.

[@wongleebruce]

Hard to believe that Ted Williams and Donna Summer are both gone

[@REVKOEHLER]

For those of you who never saw this as it happened, Ted Williams avoided Fenway Park after he retired. This was his first public appearance. It reminded me of the movie CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND, when everyone walked up to the aliens. :-) It was also the last time we looked at MLB players with wide eyes and respect. There we see McGwire whom I went out of my way to watch as he belted out home run #53, I collected all tickets that had him break the HR record. Folks tried to obtain those tickets as collectibles and now they are just kindling. Yet seeing Ted Williams was a thrill.

[@Shatamx]

+Doug Koehler Honestly what is it with Boston greats and this city. Bird, Williams, Russel avoid this town like the plague. Granted Russel had his reason. My dad said right before Ted came out "no way in hell he wears a Sox cap." And he was right.

[@REVKOEHLER]

Bad relations

[@makpunchout3315]

Fun Fact: Ted Williams is Half Mexican ;-)

[@scottaznavourian7617]

@@Shatamx williams didnt come out in a redsox cap cause his evil bastard son forced him to schill for somerhing. And this wasnt the first time he was arlt fenway since he retired. He was there for his old timees games and his number being retired

[@dominickclaflin5295]

Ya my dad has a mark mcgwire signed bat but it’s worth nothing now

[@jmaster38]

I never saw it originally until now. I heard so much about it. yes even years later it choked me up especially watching when Ted Williams came out. I got misty I can tell you, lol

[@bobopedic2896]

I love fisk but how did he make it over bench?

[@sleepygary2806]

Just cause it was at Fenway

[@daniellinehan63]

Bench was the Best

[@Setzer777]

It's so sad to see a bunch of All-Stars, most of which cheated by using steroids, shake the hand of a man, a legend, who played this game with honesty and integrity.

[@theman6705]

Setzer Don't worry, Pedro took care of the steriod users and struck out 5 of 6 ;)

[@BrandonWS324]

It's cheating on the same level Willie Mays downed amphetamines during his time. It's so sad to see such absent minded people speak

[@BrandonWS324]

Hector Rodriguez The internet is a thing nowadays. You can't get facts wrong unless you are just lazy and talking nonsense. It's not hard, Hector. www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/8769398/a-writer-gives-hall-fame-vote

[@brainstorm4207]

@Hector Rodriguez otters cant play baseball, small hands

[@bobheck7303]

@The Ghost Ridiculous! People who knew him said he was the strongest, kick your ass guy they ever saw. Start to finish.

[@ChessJew]

It's amazing that Pedro striking out 5 of 6 was only the third most amazing part of this game. Greatest All-Star game ever, in any sport.

[@jackstueve4419]

Thank you so much for downloading the entire pre-game, and particularly The Splendid Splinter. He's been my baseball hero since I was a 9 year old in 1960, and the more I learned about him later, the more I admired him. Maybe the greatest hitter who ever lived, but his character, his integrity, and his service to his country in two wars makes him my hero. I've not seen his like since, but I keep hoping. I hope you are up there timing a Bob Feller fastball right now.

[@MJIZZEL]

Ted Williams is truly the GOAT of baseball! The media hated him is why he doesn't get thet "GOAT" designation but the players and the fans all knew it. RIP GOAT

[@TampaFanatic1]

Kevin Costner in the open makes this special! Thanks y'all from a fan who grew up with the Braves and as a Tampa kid has grown to love the Rays as well!

[@jeffhoule954]

Best pedro performance. In front of his home city, 6 of the best batters. Struck out 5 of them and the 6th made it to first on a error by the 2nd baseman who was in awe of what he was witnessing and caught of his guard. Amazing to watch again and we will probably not see anything like it in our lifetime again.

[@jamesrfb]

39:35 One trillion dollars worth of talent all assembled together. Incredible.

[@NC-ek7ec]

What a great tribute to some of the greatest players of the 20th century! I miss those mask cams, I can't imagine what a 103 mph Aroldis Chapman fastball looks like with that; especially since we have HD GoPro cams now... Entertaining All-Star game too :D crazy how Ichiro had the exact same rundown to 1st base to start the AL in 2001 as Lofton did in this one.

[@ShashwatPBaxi1987]

20 years ago... that's crazy. Amazing to see so many future hall-of-famers on the NL and AL rosters for this game!

[@paul8478]

It's so crazy and sad to think that half of those hall of famers are now deceased; many in 2020 alone.

[@esaunders07]

Pedro. Goodness gracious.

[@ravenr1420]

They didn't even invite Sandy Koufax. Apparently they assumed he wouldn't come. No excuse for that. He would have been there if asked.

[@lazywallstreetnews7234]

I was 10 when this game happened and I remember recognizing, even at my young age, just how much more special THIS game was than all the rest. The all-century team, Ted Williams being carted out and seeing how excited he was to shake Tony Gwynn's hand (the only guy in this whole game who actually could have hit .400, he almost did in 1994 BTW, the both grew up in San Diego, CA too). Goddamn man, this brought a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting.

[@shawnwintle937]

Want to feel nostalgic? This is the game, one of the best AS games. Thanks for this.

[@NewWaveFan1]

The intro was bone chilling and haunting... EPIC.

[@lancethompson9070]

Why was Nolan Ryan not on this team? The G.O.A.T of pitchers in my opinion.

[@shockerfreak1]

This youtube channel is legendary!!!! Baseball will always rule!

[@getsugatenshou732]

when Ted tipped that cap.. i got goosebumps!! wow!! the game with the richest history ever!!

[@jmaster38]

so did i because he never did that as a player

[@getsugatenshou732]

+Jay Kelly he did tip his cap early on.. and when he hit that home run in his final game.. the best hitter that ever played the game.. inarguably..

[@jmaster38]

Getsuga Tenshou i'm not so sure he did on his last at bat. the home run you're talking about which was his last hit? I heard an interview he did years after that and he said it went through his mind to tip his cap but he decided at the last minute not to do it and he didn't. that's what he said

[@brianbelknap2225]

pedro in his prime was awesome

[@Tmillea]

You can bet your ass I will be at Cooperstown Next July when he gets inducted to the hall.

[@joshsheffield8430]

No HOFer though

[@Tmillea]

@josh. Wtf are you smoking. Pedro is a first ballot hall of famer. He may have only won 219 games. But the dude pitched 7 years in fenway, a major hitter friendly park. The guy was the righty of his era. He all of greatness in the American League.

[@brianbelknap2225]

Josh Sheffield lol @ no HOF, thank god clueless fans like you don't get a vote

[@astroknott5263]

Josh Sheffield A+ trolling. good job

[@OneEyedShiper]

Those mid season numbers are ridiculous

[@Wolverine8091]

OneEyedShiper lol 😂🤣

[@KTF0]

The steroid years were awesome. I don't care what the old fogies say.

[@krlm2280]

I remember watching this live i was 19 dam near 44 now time flies 2 san Diego icons ted Williams and tony Gwynn rip 🙏🏿 and it's a crime pete rose wasn't at least honored here

[@mannydecastro8604]

I can’t believe I never seen this. I know I was working my ass off back then but no excuse. Best baseball event ever. Great full to see .

[@gbeaudette]

I just saw Robin Yount yesterday. He looks younger now than he did in 1999.

[@SmoothCriminal12]

Grant Beaudette really?

[@SportzChamp45]

Please welcome THE GREATEST HITTER WHO EVER LIVED...HALL OF FAMER...BASEBALL LEGEND...NUMBER 9...TED WILLIAMS *chills*

[@OneEyedShiper]

Stoked when I saw this game was on KZbin. Devastated when I saw it was Joe Buck doing the game. I can't believe I've been putting up with his shit for fifteen years.

[@albertmckeon6839]

This is not just the best All-Star game. It's one of the most remarkable events in the history of baseball. Aside from Ted Williams' entrance and asides with players, there are a bunch of little moments that are priceless, including Reggie Jackson mouthing the words "Carl Yastrzemski" when Yaz is introduced, Jim Rice getting Willie Mays' autograph. Oh, yeah, then there was the game and Pedro racking up Ks. And who better to sing the National Anthem than Donna Summer? An all-around dream game.

[@t-bo2734]

Winding down the millennium... I like it. Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle belong in the Hall of Fame.

[@TheJFS123]

Greatest MLB All-Star Game of all-time

[@eddieq2189]

its a historical all-star game the greatest legends of baseball yesterdays and today's all stars all in one place Truly makes this all star game the most memorable in baseball history a whos who of baseball greats i believe no other all star game will ever top this one this one's too great too historical too memorable no one will forget this all star game its one to be remembered always for all the fans and great players who attended and above all the greatest player in baseball history ted Williams wow unbelievable 🙂👍

[@E180TEKNO]

the baseball is a sport frankly just awesome. Holy shit, Americans know how to make a sport truly fascinating and grandiose with their Hollywood-like intros. I love this country so much, and yet I am French.

[@joeybootz2126]

wow I was only 7 when this happened, I hardly remember any of it. im glad it is on here

[@sphillips88m]

That Kevin Costner loves his baseball his speech for vin scully was amazing

[@AnnusMirabilus]

I had to re-watch this intro because I thought that I missed Koufax. I didn't. I assume that he was still in the middle of boycotting the Dodgers. I'm glad that they finally made amends with him.

[@nathangursky4628]

So so sad so many of these remarkable people are no longer with us

[@CURSEDOUTPRODUCTIONS]

Hahaha 41:36 Ted Williams apologizing to Nomar...does he say "I'm sorry I missed your party but I got loaded"?? Awesome.

[@edwardbliss8931]

Ken Griffey Jr was part of the All Century Team. Who knew he would steadily decline into the next century

[@ericselvig5808]

Edward Bliss let's just hope that MLB doesn't stop before the end of the 21st century

[@Thehudsonhornet41]

By far the best all star game ever.

[@ecardullo10]

39:29 probably one of the greatest moments in the sport. Everyone wanted to talk to Ted and he wanted to talk to everyone. It got to a point where the PA announcer had to tell all the ballplayers to go back to their dugouts so the game could begin!

[@tommydimopoulos6484]

Had chills when I saw this in 1999 and again now. One question I had then and still don't know the answer to. Where was Johnny Bench?

[@RSMGsndchannel]

My man Pudge Rodriguez won league MVP that year.

[@mattgaub6200]

Damn. Very surreal to see Tony Gwynn's name announced.

[@jchnp7]

I'm 50, and this is the only All-Star Game I remember. The all stars gathering around Ted Williams like little kids, Tony Gwynn holding him up as he threw out the first pitch, and Pedro's dominant performance. RIP, Tony.

[@benmiddleton9984]

Larry Barry Tony Gwynn didn't pass away from his weight, but mouth cancer

[@benmiddleton9984]

Larry Barry Tony Gwynn's family tried to sue the chewing tobacco industry for his death. pretty stupid

[@dennisandry1632]

And others too, and now Al Kaline.

[@TSJ99]

I wish the all star game would come back to Fenway, I would go in a heartbeat

[@hectorlopez1069]

Rest in peace to Ted Williams. One of the greatest to play the game.