Coming on this week's show, he made a lot more money as an iron worker than as a major league rookie. “I took a pay cut” said the always quotable Ron Kittle.
And all he did in the 1983 season for the Chicago White Sox was hit 35 homers, a rookie record that stood for 36 years. He was also named American League rookie of the year, played in the all star game which celebrated its 50th anniversary at the then Comiskey Park on Chicago’s south side.
Get ready for the humor and stories from a lovable White Sox hero of the early 80s, as Ron Kittle joins us Tuesday on "Tell Me A Story. I Don't Know."
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