 And after World War II, he came back and he was just getting into his prime, unlike his brothers, Joe and Vincent, who were starting to get past their prime after the war. He was just getting into his prime as a ballplayer. I mean, the Red Sox had great teams in the mid to late 40s. You know, you had Dominic DiMaggio, who was considered a better center fielder than his brother. He was not a power hitter like his brother. He was usually batting in the first or second spot, followed by people like Johnny Pesky and Bobby Doerr.