
In memory's haze, Willie Mays is forever young, scampering to the farthest reaches of the Polo Grounds in pursuit of the longest out in baseball history. He is gone now, dead at 93, and it is an unarguable fact that nobody played the game with quite the flair of the man they called the "Say Hey Kid."
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