NEW! The Lost Interview of the Great Ted Williams

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Product Feature

• One of the Only One-On-One Interviews with Ted Williams
• Lost for 12 Years and Never Before Seen
• Uncensored answers from Ted Williams
• Bob Lobel Asks Questions Fans Care About
• Interview Conducted at Fenway Park by Famed Sportscaster and Friend Bob Lobel

Product Description

BRAND NEW AND AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME! In 1997, legendary baseball star, Ted Williams, granted a rare interview to his friend and sportscaster, Bob Lobel. It was the 9th month of the 9th day that #9 decided to finally tell the world his story. The interview took place at Fenway Park, next to the red seat Williams made famous. Shortly after, Ted became ill and the interview was put away, awaiting his full recovery which never came. In this historic footage, Ted reveals his candid thoughts on hitting, Red Sox fans, Fenway Park, his controversial relationship with the press, and much more. The Lost Interview of the Great Ted Williams is an uncensored, intimate look at the mind of the greatest hitter of all time. The video is 30 minutes long and contains adult language. "To watch the hero of that era speak openly and without malice about playing the game and dealing with his challenges is riveting....I whole-heartedly recommend this." - Ernie Paicopolos, Editor-In-Chief, Fenway Nation

NEW! The Lost Interview of the Great Ted Williams Review

I'm old enough to have seen Ted Williams play at Fenway Park. He was--pretty much--the only reason to pay to see the Red Sox in the fifties--long before the Impossible Dream gave birth to Red Sox Nation. So, to see this incredible interview with Ted was a revelation. To watch the hero of that era speak openly (plenty of "f-bombs") and without malice about playing the game and dealing with his challenges is riveting.

Even at his advanced age, you can sense the pure joy that fills him as he casually chats about the rivalry with Joe DiMaggio, or his embarrassment at being too demonstrative after his All-Star home run in Detroit, or the pressure of being expected to break Babe Ruth's home run record. To me, the most pointed moment is when he challenges the idea that, had he had the opportunity, he would have bolted the Red Sox for more money. No, says Ted, his "loyalty to the Yawkeys" would have prevented that. Amazing stuff.

Bob Lobel, who performed this "lost interview", is at turns probing and patient as he coaxes Ted to open up on a range of issues never before confronted on camera. The only criticism is that the whole thing is too short--between 20 and 30 minutes. It leaves you hungering for more. I whole-heartedly recommend this.

Ernie Paicopolos, Editor-In-Chief, [...]
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