"I didn't have a thing left and I knew it. It's funny. I even started thinking, "Geez, why didn't Casey start Whitey Ford in Game 1? Then he could be pitching now. But we didn't have anyone. The whole staff was tired."
— 1960 World Series

January 1, 1970

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Ralph Terry, as quoted in “30 Years Later, Maz Hysteria Remains” by Bob Nightengale, in The Los Angeles Times (October 12, 1990), p. 8