NESN

Today on NESN

Ras-I Dowling Might Be Patriots’ Best Option at Cornerback Alongside Aqib Talib, If He Can Stay Healthy
Draftstreet.com Giving NESN Fans a Chance to Win $300 in Fantasy Baseball Contest
Ray Lewis Announces Plan to Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, Aims to Raise Money for Clean Water Projects
Stan Musial’s $1.795 Million Home Is As Old-School, Classy As Late Hall-of-Famer (Photos)
‘Gift’ Goals, Sloppy Mistakes Cost Bruins Chance to Close Out Rangers in Game 4 (Video)
Red Sox Honor Terry Francona With Well-Deserved ‘Touch of Class,’ But Focus Needs to Be on Stopping Indians
Ryan Dempster Aims to Cut Down on ‘Unnecessary Walks’ After Another Shaky Start (Video)

Fans Don’t Think Ted Williams’ Most Famous Accomplishment Will Ever Be Matched

by NESN Staff on Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 12:09AM

On the 50th anniversary of Ted Williams' final major league game, it's only fitting to revisit his most famous accomplishment in a long list of accolades over his Hall of Fame career.

Tuesday's NESN.com Question of the Day asked fans if they thought anyone would ever hit .406 again. Two of every three voters said that the Splendid Splinter's 1941 average of .406 will never be duplicated again.

Check out the video below from Red Sox Final to get Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley's thoughts about whether or not someone will every accomplish the feat again.