Ted Williams explains who is the number 1 baseball player he ever saw

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Mays is the greatest all around player
Comment from : @dabig25

Total 100 CLASS ACT of a MAN A true American Patriot as well, Nothing but Respect for Mr Williams
Comment from : @bayouboy8644

I still feel like Ted Williams might be the greatest American ever War hero, incredible baseball player The guy just had an aura about him that almost made him feel like a comic book character come to life Just an amazing man
Comment from : @newsflash7718

I grew up hating Williams, because I was a Yankee fan and Williams was aloof I am now a Ted Williams fan Great interview!
Comment from : @Vincent-qh7zz

He failed to mention Roberto Clemente Oh well
Comment from : @markwatson7705

Did he ever fart in the catcher’s face?
Comment from : @LiamWhiskers

Ted got dead wood Eddie Brinkman to hit above 260!
Comment from : @edwardanthony7283

What a gentleman, very refreshing Reminds me of the videos of the wrestler Greg Valentine, also very polite and informative
Comment from : @upnywhiteb

He spent 4years of his prime in the servi ceHe had no short porch in rc or down the line either
Comment from : @tedbrenner2053

bobby knows his sports To bad he doesn't like the constitution
Comment from : @johnmycroft3065

The thing is he was an average defender He is the best offensive player He missed his best years in the military, I think he would have broken Ruth record However to me he is not #1 I feel that belongs to Willie Mays Both defense and offense excellence I feel Ken Griffey Jr is also way up there It's like this Willie Mays #3 offense #1 defense Ted Williams #1 offense and probably not top 10 defense
Comment from : @philipfletcher4867

Ted Williams head is still frozen until we reawaken him one day
Comment from : @TheFunkybert

He stayed humble!
Comment from : @mackjigger6030

not true ted, i played back in the day, went to a couple professional try outs and an academy for the kansas city royals, frank white and ul washington came out of that camp, at one time the shortstop and 2nd basemen for the royals but i'll never forget the lead coach of that academy saying, "i don't care if you can hit that scoreboard because we can teach you to hit" brbrcharlie lau was their great hitting coach, george brett gives him credit for his successbrbrwhat they were looking for the natural abilities of an arm and speed, the royals known for their speed and defense in the best years
Comment from : @prisonersforprofit

Ted Williams, a class act and the best hitter that ever lived
Comment from : @johnhough9593

The first game I ever attended at Fenway Park was Ted Williams final game, I was nine I got to skip school on a Wednesday to go and was so disappointed that the seat was under the screening behind the plate, but the excitement of the day was overwhelming and the seats were very good There was just no use for my glove; no chance to even get a foul
Comment from : @jov558

Don’t ask about farts
Comment from : @Looksue

But we all want to knowDid he ever fart in a catchers face?
Comment from : @69zenos1

you forgot Roberto Clemente
Comment from : @awhite7761

My favorite player!
Comment from : @farpointgamingdirect

That "you can always do something to improve" attitude is certainly key to his success
Comment from : @craig5322

Best hitter to ever step on a baseball diamond
Comment from : @cliftonwoodman

Greatest living player Joe DiMaggio 😂 At no point in his life was he even the greatest living Yankee
Comment from : @haedyncavanagh

One of the baseball greats for ever whose records will most likely never be broken Yet the game has changed a lot! We'll see!
Comment from : @EduardoL-v7v

My dad had Joe d micky mantle willy mays etc whitehead got it all
Comment from : @JohnPlaine-ik6fu

Another bad ass
Comment from : @JohnPlaine-ik6fu

My grandfather, who played in the Tigers farm system in the late-40s, played in some exhibition games with Ted Williams during WWII About Williams, he said "Biggest asshole I ever met but the best damn ballplayer I ever saw"
Comment from : @Lord_Cardboard

Ted Williams was always a class act He could be brutally honest but always high class
Comment from : @PhilK-i3z

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @RAYANDERS-w4t

I recall reading that Ted Williams eyesight was extraordinary: he could see the seams on the baseball after it left the pitcher's hand
Comment from : @JoeJ94611

Only cared about hitting Shouldve cared about winning
Comment from : @ajbianchi85

THE GOAT THE GOAT, THE GOAT READ HIS RECORD AND PROVE ME WRONG
Comment from : @GOD-help-us-all

Because I was there Priceless
Comment from : @garthfriedberg5666

Ted seemed to be a perfectionist and they can be "prickly" at times with others who are not perfectionist Or at least impatient with others who don't strive for perfection As a baseball manager I suspect he was frustrated with players who were not perfectionist
Comment from : @michaelsheedy

On one bombing run in his Panther, Williams found himself against 7 Mig fighters and shot one down and got out with his plane and life John Glen his wingman called him the best aviator he had seen
Comment from : @michaelsheedy

humble cool San Diego dude
Comment from : @davidpearlactorteacherbizman

That just changed my life! It made me respect Teddy "Baseball" more than I did "Williams, Mayes, Ruth, Schmidt, Wagner, Hornsby, Gehrig, Bench, and Ohtani
Comment from : @ianmclaren2354

It is sometimes comical how the truly great go out of their way to say "well, these other guys"brbrNot that the other guys don't deserve to be honored, but his reluctance to accept that he was the greatest hitter is charming
Comment from : @emperornortoni2871

So DiMaggio is better than Mays! Now I know!😊
Comment from : @WYHIWYG242

I mean, he met Babe Ruth in person, right?
Comment from : @MrZackavelli

I always say Great knows great Rest in Heavenly Peace,
Comment from : @joannkelly7994

HittingTed Williams basketball dominanceWilt Chamberlaincase closed
Comment from : @neilpenesis9203

the thing that stands out here is one of the great baseball players of all time paying tribute to other brilliant players when in fact was anyone really better than Mr Williams ?
Comment from : @robertfunk2796

Teddy ball game❤❤❤
Comment from : @ShinobiDrip0503

The MLB logo was modeled after Ted Williams in the batters box When you think hitting, you better think The Kid That said, nobody hit for average, power, ran the bases and solidified his position like Mays Ted mentions him amongst Aaron and Joltin' Joe (my personal favorite all time) But when all is said and done, when the players come jogging outta that field of dreams, you're a fool if you don't pick Willie first If you don't, he'll probably laugh about it and make you pay for it later with high class and a few doubles Why the hell not 😄
Comment from : @SeaDog5691

Ted’s being overly generous here, as was anyone who voted him best living player Ted’s stats crush Joe’s, who of course benefited from a team that could afford the best players Even during his 56-game hitting streak he hit 408 to Ted’s 412
Comment from : @stevendbennett427

2025 blue jays listened
Comment from : @marianng3950

If he had his 5years back in his prime there would be records that would never be broken ❤
Comment from : @GaryLogan-we3qy

I'm surprised Ted didnt mention Jimmy Foxx
Comment from : @MarlinWilliams-ts5ul

Williams probably hated this turd
Comment from : @DW-nb2zc

Ted won the Triple Crown twice Neither time did he get the MVP What a ripoff
Comment from : @razorback9926

What was really interesting here is that he threw in Frank Robinson Think everybody now knows him as a manager, he’s sort of the forgotten great player because of course his career coincided perfectly with Mays and Aaron But it was Robinson leading the NL in OPS three consecutive years from 60-62 Leading the league in intentional walks 4 consecutive years, getting a triple crown, being the only player to win an MVP in both leagues
Comment from : @jefffawcett

Tony Gwen
Comment from : @trevwill21

What an incredible man
Comment from : @libs-Suk-Balz

One thing to say, to back Ted up: fifty six games
Comment from : @timh23456

Both Williams and Mays would have passed Ruth's home-run total if they hadn't served in the military
Comment from : @773SleepyHollow

I went to Baseball Reference, and if you look at career adjusted OPS, the list of the top guys from his era (besides him) is identical to the ones he mentioned:brbrMantle, Musial, Aaron, DiMaggio, Mays, Robinson
Comment from : @773SleepyHollow

Ted very humble Stats no stats Ted was the greatest hitter who ever lived, bar none Had he played the 5 war years in his prime, and extrapolate the averages, he would have over 700 HRs
Comment from : @NoName-ge6wc

Ted Williams, the greatest Latin player of all time
Comment from : @TSLA369

Ted was a tuff cookie Tell it like it is If ya didn’t like it That’s tuff Thanks for your service🇺🇸 RIP Slugger ❤️🇺🇸
Comment from : @guitarmountainsongs

Joe DiMaggio was a major simp though… Very talented man
Comment from : @allstarmark12345

Choosing the best of anything is absurd It is even stupid Who cares? And if you do, why? It is just a topic for conversation and most often, totally subjective Fun maybe only because people can hear each other
Comment from : @MIkeMIhaljevich-t1n

He was great !
Comment from : @theretiringbarber

I would have to say Willie Mays but my opinion doesnt matter
Comment from : @longdayer

The Ted Williams signature cement field plastic cast weights we all had them
Comment from : @joebell1728

What makes baseball so great is that you could have a case for several players being the bestbrI was fortunate enough to begin my baseball watching as a young boy in the middle 60'sbrI saw Mays,Aaron, Koufax,Drysdale,Gibson,Marichal,Rose,Robinson & many more greats that I haven't mentionedbrI grew up across the river from Cincy & Crosley Field was my " Field Of Dreams"
Comment from : @rogerhallau5284

Didn’t Trump play baseball? He had to have been the best
Comment from : @nenevz2948

HAD TED NOT MISSED SO MANY SEASONS BY SERVING IN WARS, HIS ALL-TIME RECORDS WOULD MAKE HIM THE GOAT
Comment from : @miketracy9256

Ruth is the GOAT, you brain-surgeons
Comment from : @jamesdavis6036

One word, Character
Comment from : @docalexander2853

Semper FI ! A true American Hero
Comment from : @HolyDiverDio928

In Italian, "di Maggio" means "of (the month of) May"
Comment from : @LeopardSix

I learned to hitfrom his bookbrHe is my all time favorite brI had a chance to stand in left field at FenwaybrI had tearsbrWhat an honor
Comment from : @JamesHood-s9x

Had to be 'Roy Hobbs'!!!
Comment from : @Rocky-xx2zg

Ted Williams I lost a lot of respect for him babe Ruth by far would be should be the best person that he saw or whatever
Comment from : @duanemountain

They always say "Be great so you don't have to hate"
Comment from : @thangdang2437

frozen head
Comment from : @billmoyer3254

Ted Williams was the greatest hitter that ever lived
Comment from : @lanzacash

It's still weird to remember, "Oh yeah, Bob Costas had a talk show" but man, Later was just terrific
Comment from : @insertclevername4123

Ted Williams was the most incredible fly fisherman who also just happened to be able to swing a stick at a ball
Comment from : @christianrougeau1192

Ted missed 4 years and still hit over 500 home runs and almost 3k hits Average aside, he was a powerful too
Comment from : @slashertrav

Saw all the greats of the 1950s Biggest regret? Not seeing more ofJackie Robinson
Comment from : @douglaskaiser9933

Teddy Ball Game was that guy Top 10 all-time imho Arguably the best pure hitter to ever lace em up Not to mention at the pinnacle of his talent joining WWII Great American & even better ball player
Comment from : @wtafwasthat

Greatest hitter ever!!!
Comment from : @aledaandytaylor2613

Always remember his peers did held Joe DiMaggio in a higher esteem, ego matters in team sports
Comment from : @louisb5766

I am glad to see that some of these LEGENDS be recognized for who they are Players like Ted, DeMaggio, Arron, Gibson and others I would take them over 99 of players today Gibson, Koufax, and Drysdale pitched the whole game Unlike they do today maybe 5 or 6 at the most
Comment from : @dougslaback3459

If Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle both say DiMaggio is the best theyve ever seen, Ill take their word for it
Comment from : @patricktully9661

Ted Williams was the real life John Wayne, he was tough as nails and had the most amazing life
Comment from : @seagertv

World class fly fisherman and taught me a lot about losing big fish
Comment from : @VintageFootball32

I have a feeling that he would appreciate the HLP judge has made prevalent under schenck tutelage And im well aware how ppl feel about this concept But its really hard to argue with the results
Comment from : @quick04sti

Humble and sensible person
Comment from : @Mistersnv

And the old head talks about it wasn’t as good as is use to be And the retired players today are saying the same about this generation Lol
Comment from : @Iceman-xe7jo