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Baseball: The Best Baseball Player

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Baseball, it 's a wonderful game, it 's the most democratic, because it doesn 't tell you the players race or age or the background he comes from just how bad or good a play did in that game.The greatest hitter of all time said “Baseball is the only field of endeavor where a man can succeed three times out of ten and be considered a good performer.” Ted Williams Boston Red Sox.
Baseball is a simple game hit the ball between the two white lines, run to all the bases. And on the defensive side just get the batter out. To win a baseball game all you need are 27 out and just a couple runs. All you need to do in baseball is play well, you don 't have to be white or black, big or small, just play well and want to play. I played like I wanted to

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