WILLIE MAYS, thought by many to be the greatest all-around player ever, used this bat in a series with the Cardinals at Busch Stadium in June of 1954.
Bonds arrived in San Francisco in 1993. already considered one of the best hitters in the game. Mays, who had retired 20 years earlier, reached out to him and served as a mentor to Bonds. It worked ...
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SF Giants history: Story from Willie Mays' final hours will make you tear up
SF Giants legend Willie Mays passed away in the summer of 2024, but his presence still looms large in the history of the Giants and major league baseball. A story from his final hours is a poignant ...
One of Willie Mays’ rarest cards sold for $156,000 Thursday night at Huggins and Scott, the highest price ever paid for the card at public auction. The card comes from the somewhat mysterious and ...
Mickey Mantle may be the godfather of vintage sports cards, but Willie Mays is the godfather of 5-tool players. Ironically, while Willie Mays cards are not cheap, they tend to not compare to some ...
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