P.M. Cleveland Indians links: DH should be in both leagues ... or not at all

06/17/11 Ted Williams was the last .400 hitter, a .406 average in 1941. So much for baseball's plan to use the DH to bolster offense.

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One Play That Will Forever Haunt Every MLB Franchise

07/13/11 In the illustrious history of the game of baseball, there have been countless great moments. There was Cal Ripken breaking Lou Gehrig's games-played streak. There was Ted Williams visiting All-Stars in 1999. There was the Shot Heard 'Round the World, Lou Gehrig's farewell speech, and Don Larsen's World Series perfecto. But baseball tends to be a zero-sum game, and for all those great moments ...

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Fenway Nation: Andover baseball fan edits popular Red Sox website

07/17/11 Ted Williams, the greatest Boston Red Sox hitter ever, went 4 for 8, including blasting a home run, stroking a double, driving in five runs, walking once and scoring three times during a doubleheader sweep over the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday, July 8, 1956 at Fenway Park.

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