Ted Williams faced defensive shifts in 1940s

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Ranking the 25 Best Baseball Players of All Time, News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

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Major League Baseball Season Recap 1946 - This Day In Baseball

Joe Lemire: Why are teams reluctant to shift against righthanded batters? - Sports Illustrated

Why Baseball Revived A 60-Year-Old Strategy Designed To Stop Ted Williams

The Greatest: Facing Ted Williams

Aligned right: Major League Baseball's infield shift trend has roots in Cleveland

Ted Williams Bats for the Last Time

Ted Williams, 1941 Art Print by Everett - Fine Art America

Solving Major League Baseball's Young Person Problem, by Anthony Varriano, Grandstand Central

Evolution Of The Shift: The Real Issue In MLB - NBC Sports

Ted Williams centennial: Special season in 1941 ended with an iconic number — .406 - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Ted Williams, American Experience, Official Site

Toppling Ted: The 60-Game Season and the .400 Batting Average

Decade Triple Crown Winner: Ted Williams, 1940s