Ted Williams, who died Friday at 83, had a dream. When he walked down the street, he wanted people to say, "There goes Ted Williams, the greatest hitter who ever lived." ...

Through 66 games, Kurtz is tied for second in MLB history with 42 extra-base hits for that career-starting stretch. He's ...

First of three articles adapted from “The Kid: The Immortal Life of Ted Williams,” by Ben Bradlee Jr., to be published Tuesday by Little, Brown and Co. The Kid appeared in the small room on ...

The loony facts keep replaying like a highlight reel: Last Friday, hours after Ted Williams died of cardiac arrest at 83, his corpse was flown from Florida to the Alcor Life Extension Foundation ...

If Williams had become a golfer I don’t think the game would ever have seen a more positive player. I think Ted would have inclined to be a gambler—going for the pin with every shot.

Fox News contributor Ted Williams analyzes the investigation into the Midtown Manhattan shooting that left five dead on ...

Ted Williams (center) is greeted at home plate by teammate Joe DiMaggio (5) and coach Marv Shea after hitting a dramatic ninth-inning home run to give the American League a 7-5 victory over the ...

Ted Williams flashes the pilot's traditional thumb-up sign of OK to his mechanic while taking his attack aviation refresher training in a Corsair Fighter plane at Cherry Point, N.C., on Sept. 4, 1952.

In fact, when Ted Williams batted .406 during the 1941 season, it was the ninth time in 21 years it had been done and the 28th time in baseball history.

Published July 28, 2020 2:42pm EDT Ted Williams on spikes in murder in major US cities Is there a correlation between the unrest and murder rate in cities? Former D.C. detective Ted Williams ...

In less than two days, the homeless man, Ted Williams, was lifted from panhandling obscurity to YouTube sensation thanks to a 97-second clip that showcased his astonishingly resonant voice.