Ted Williams

The last player ever to hit .400 in a season, Ted Williams was one of the greatest hitters ever, yet as a lifelong member of the Boston Red Sox, he never won a World Series. Even his amazing 1941 season, when he hit .406, was upstaged by Yankee Joe DiMaggio's record 56-game hitting streak that same year.

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