Walter Johnson Had No Idea

Set against the backdrop of Southern Indiana in 1924, a dirt farmer names his son after a future Hall of Fame baseball player, igniting a deep-rooted family legacy intertwined with the sport. This passion for baseball spans five generations, starting with the Washington Senators and evolving with the team's move to Minnesota in 1961. The narrative explores how this choice shaped the family's identity and their enduring allegiance to the game, illustrating the profound impact of sports on familial bonds and traditions.