Pete Rose was never shy about the mechanics, be aggressive early in the count, choke up once you're down two strikes, and stop trying to lift every ball.
That unglamorous, spray it everywhere approach is exactly how a guy with modest power ended up collecting more hits than anybody who's ever played the game.
Orel Hershiser finished off the A's in Game 5 of the 1988 World Series, the exclamation point on a year that included a record 59 straight scoreless innings.
The Bulldog willed an overmatched Dodgers team to a title almost nobody saw coming.
Gary Sheffield called time after Pedro Martinez was about to throw the ball. Well the umpire granted it and that didn’t sit well with Pedro. The very next pitch, he beamed Gary. Old school baseball at its finest.