"Wee Willie" Keeler, the player who originated the remark, "I hit 'em where they ain't", goes back a long time in baseball history, but his name will never be forgotten. He was the greatest place-hitter baseball ever saw, and despite his lack of size and weight, stamped himself a great over 19 years of major league ball with Baltimore, Brooklyn, New York Giants and the Yankees. He had a lifetime batting average of .345, got 2955 hits, stole 519 bases, and was a great fielder to boot. His greatest season was with Baltimore in 1897, when he hit .432.