You don't have to be big leaguer, owner or general manager to have a memorable experience in baseball. Readers share their stories of how they were touched by the game.
It is funny the things you remember when you were a kid. No matter how the wiring in the brain gets frayed, there are indelible images that time can’t touch. Kenny Holtzman’s first no-hitter was one of those memories for me. Not only was it a huge sports moment in my early evolution as a fan, but it was one of the first times I could remember having a keener sense of a Jewish identity.
Have you ever had a brush with greatness with a star Jewish player like Sandy Koufax or Hank Greenberg? What's our favorite memory in the game? We would love hear your favorite personal stories regarding baseball. Please share them with us here.
