I have two Ted memories that I'll never forget: One, he honored me by including me in his top twenty five hitters of all-time; and two: one afternoon at the original 500 home run club memorabilia show in Atlantic City, he and I were alone in a room, signing bats for two hours. We argued about hitting. I said, "you should swing down." He said, "Slightly up." I said, "outside-in," and he said, "inside-out." I said, "hands," he said, "hips." Of course, I was only 36 and he was 65. Can you imagine two hours alone with Ted Williams and a room full of new bats? I'll never forget it. Ted Williams was a baseball hero like none other."
— Mike Schmidt
Read about the petition that Ted and Feller Sent to the so called
"Commishinor" asking him to let Joe IN!