"Burdette (left) with Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney and a reporter, after the Braves beat the Yankees in the 1957 World Series. ""Lew Burdette happens to be one of my favorites. Not just because he beat the Yankees three times in the World Series, but because he was accused of a lot of things, they always said he threw spitballs, but nobody ever caught him. He could pitch in the clutch, was a pitcher's pitcher, and he didn't mind protecting his teammates. If a pitcher threw at one of our players, you just knew Lew was going to knock somebody else down."""
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