I guess you could argue two and a half, if you count him putting the nukes on the White Star and the eventual aftermath from that, but that's kind of a stretch.
I swear we just vacuumed, too. You guys have cats, you get it.
To be fair, it was only considered a comeback because he ended up with the flu in ‘37.
Spoilers: None became stars
I think the photographer was pissing him off. Fun fact: post playing career, Whitfield opened a batting cage where he offers lessons and invented the Terry-Toss, which is a soft toss pitch machine
I also included some of the articles, including a look at the 1936 rookies like a guy named Joe DiMaggio
I included some of the articles, including a look at the ‘36 rookies, like a promising fellow by the name of DiMaggio