Jimmie Foxx
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Jimmie Foxx was an incredibly strong baseball player who began his career in the major leagues at age only 17, and who rivalled Babe Ruth in hitting home runs.
Yet Foxx, who played primarily for the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox, receives almost no attention despite being the second player after Babe Ruth to surpass 500 career home runs.
Ted Williams was a great admirer of Jimmie Foxx, particularly his phenomenal strength.[1]
