This ball, signed by Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale has been kept secure in a nice square lucite display. If you listened to Vin Scully, he told great and entertaining stories of Drysdale who was quite a character. Instead of throwing three pitches outside to intentionally walk a hitter, he would just hit him. He holds an MLB record of hitting batters, 154. He had a record of six consecutive shutouts, and as a batter he was just as good. In 1965, Drysdale was the only hitter to end the season with a .300 batting average which included seven home runs.