 Graves doesn't get it. Think about that, Joe, though, just in World Series history. He makes the incredible play, does Mays, on Vickwerts in 54. He doubles ahead of McCovey there in 62, and he's on deck for the shot heard around the world. Well, blowing inside. He played every day, so he came up in the big spots. Roger Marris played that double in the right field corner very well. They would have tied the game.