Ted Williams - Wikipedia
MLB news: How adding Negro League stats will affect Mays, Aaron, Paige
Ted Williams - Wikipedia
Retro Baseball - Ted Williams had five seasons in which he had at least 100 more walks than strikeouts. Via Baseball-Reference.com | Facebook
Baseball-Reference.com - Best OPS thru the first 65 games of a season, age-22 or under: Ted Williams, 1941 - 1.198 Bryce Harper, 2015 - 1.197 Jimmie Foxx, 1929 - 1.189 Mel Ott,
Baseball Reference Adds Negro League Stats - The New York Times
Here's What Really Happened To Ted Williams' Head
Ted Williams Wanted to Be the Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived. He Was More Than That - Jugs Sports
Warren Buffett and Ted Williams on How to Make Better Decisions in Life and Work
Williams, Ted | Baseball Hall of Fame
Negro League stats now ranked with MLB's
In Search of a Swing Like Ted Williams's | The New Yorker
Ted Williams | American Experience | Official Site | PBS
Ted Williams - Wikipedia
Ted Williams - Wikipedia
By the numbers, David Ortiz vs. Ted Williams is not much of a contest - The Boston Globe
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Ted Williams - Wikipedia
Red Sox Memories: Best of Ted Williams - 1949 season
April 16, 1946: Ted Williams returns to Red Sox after World War II – Society for American Baseball Research
Baseball Reference on Twitter: "Best April OPS, since 1913 (200+ PA): Babe Ruth, 1.089 Ted Williams, 1.088 Bryce Harper, 1.077 Barry Bonds, 1.072 https://t.co/p92Mn8e8uq https://t.co/EVdzIdTGTJ" / Twitter
Red Sox Memories: Best of Ted Williams – 1941 season
Ted Williams - Wikipedia
List of Major League Baseball career on-base percentage leaders - Wikipedia
Ted Williams Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac
Baseball-Reference.com - On this day in 1946, Ted Williams won his first AL MVP. Williams had hit .406 and led the league in home runs in 1941 and won the Triple Crown
