Pete Gray: The One-Armed Outfielder Who Inspired a Nation—More Than It Seams—EP 9 скачать в хорошем качестве

Pete Gray: The One-Armed Outfielder Who Inspired a Nation—More Than It Seams—EP 9

Baseball has always been called a game of inches—but for Pete Gray, it was a game of will. Born in 1915 to Lithuanian immigrants, Gray lost his right arm in a childhood accident. Instead of walking away from the sport he loved, he reinvented the game for himself—teaching the world that resilience can outshine any limitation. In 1945, while many stars were serving in World War II, Gray broke into the majors with the St. Louis Browns. He wasn’t just a sideshow—he was a big leaguer. Fast in the outfield, scrappy at the plate, and courageous beyond measure, Gray became a symbol of hope for a nation scarred by war. In this episode of More Than It Seams, we explore Pete Gray’s story—from his early tragedy and rise through the minors, to his unforgettable season in the majors, his visits to wounded veterans, and his lasting legacy as one of baseball’s most inspiring figures. If you enjoy stories that go beyond the numbers on the back of the card, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more baseball history from JW’s Dugout. #PeteGray #BaseballHistory #StLouisBrowns #MLB #MoreThanItSeams