This athlete was played in a Billy Crystal-directed HBO film by Battlefield Earth star Barry Pepper.
This athlete was played in a Billy Crystal-directed HBO film by Battlefield Earth star Barry Pepper. Ron Rakowski discovered that this man was wrongly given an RBI in a game against the Indians, which led Jim Gentile to win a share of a fifty-year-old RBI crown in 2010. He was the younger half of the original "M&M Boys." Ford Frick allegedly suggested putting an asterisk in the record books next to this player's most famous accomplishment. For 10 points, name this player who outpaced Mickey Mantle in 1961 to break Babe Ruth's record by slugging 61 homers.
This athlete was played in a Billy Crystal-directed HBO film by Battlefield Earth star Barry Pepper.
Roger Eugene Maris [or Roger Eugene Maras]