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Ted Williams: 1918-2002

Chat with the Splendid Splinter | Reactions | Burial Controversy
A chat with the Splendid Splinter
* Hard road to immortality
In August of 1998, Ted Williams, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history, talked candidly about his career with Sports Illustrated senior writer Leigh Montville. Click play to hear The Kid's approach to hitting and the one thing he regrets more than anything.
Reactions
* Greatest hitter ever
CNN's Keith Olbermann recalls Ted Williams' life and his legacy in baseball.
* "A great patriot"
Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda offers his favorite memories of Ted Williams.
* A mentor, a friend
A shaken Nomar Garciaparra describes the close relationship he had with Ted Williams.
* Boston says goodbye
CNN's Bill Delaney talks with Red Sox fans about Ted Williams' legacy.
* Splendid Splinter part deux?
John Henry Williams, son of legendary hitter Ted Williams, takes a crack at professional baseball.
Burial Controversy
* Family feud
CNN contributor Keith Olbermann discusses the bizarre dispute that has erupted among Ted Williams' children.
* Frozen forever
The will states that Ted Williams preferred cremation, but Albert Cassidy, the executor of the will, maintains that the Splendid Splinter changed his mind.
* Just say no to cryonics
John Heer, an attorney for Bobby-Jo Ferrell, says his client is still searching for answers from her estranged half-brother.
Chat with the Splendid Splinter | Reactions | Burial Controversy

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