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Mitch Williams is a retired Major League Baseball pitcher who played for six different teams over his eleven-year career. Williams began his career with the Texas Rangers in 1986, but it wasn't until 1989 when he was traded to the Chicago Cubs that he would make a name for himself. Known as "Wild Thing", Williams was a flamethrowing left-hander who entertained fans with his high-energy approach on the mound.
Williams' most memorable moment in baseball came during the 1993 World Series when he was playing for the Philadelphia Phillies. Game 6 against the Toronto Blue Jays was tied in the bottom of the ninth inning when Williams took the mound. He loaded the bases with two walks and a single, but then struck out the next two batters. However, with two outs, Joe Carter hit a line drive home run to win the game and the World Series. Despite the disappointment, Williams always remained grateful for the opportunity to pitch in the World Series.
After his playing days were over, Williams became a baseball analyst for MLB Network and NBC Sports Philadelphia, covering the very game that he used to play. He also became a youth baseball coach and founded the Beast Mode Baseball Academy in New Jersey, where he teaches young players the importance of fundamentals and a positive attitude. Today, Williams is remembered not just for his on-field success, but for the enthusiasm and passion he brought to the game of baseball.
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The most expensive item with a signature of Mitch Williams (Joe Carter Signed 1993 WS Game 6 Full Ticket Mitch Williams Walk Off HR PSA/DNA) was sold in September 2020 for $499.99 while the cheapest item (MITCH WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPHED VINTAGE 4X6 PHOTO PHILLIES) found a new owner for $0.01 in May 2011. The month with the most items sold (17) was January 2026 with an average selling price of $12.00 for an autographed item of Mitch Williams. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in May 2019 with $69.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.01 was January 2009. In average, an autographed item from Mitch Williams is worth $9.97.
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Latest News about Mitch Williams
Former Vanderbilt AD David Williams dead at 71, 8 days after stepping down (02/08/2019): Was hired as SEC's first black AD in 2003 
Vanderbilt's David Williams, 1st black athletic director in SEC, has died (02/08/2019): NASHVILLE — David Williams II, the first black athletic director in the Southeastern Conference, has died. He was 71.Vanderbilt officials said David Williams, 1st SEC black athletic director, dies at 71 (02/08/2019): David Williams II, 1st black athletic director in SEC and 'incomparable leader' at Vanderbilt, dies at 71 Mitch Williams Sues MLB Network, Claims He Was Fired After Refusing to Sign Agre (09/25/2014): MLB Network wanted him to “sign away his rights as a parent”, Williams alleges. 'Wild Thing' Mitch Williams Suing Deadspin, MLB Network (09/25/2014): Former Major League Baseball pitcher Mitch Williams, best-known as the Wild Thing closer for the Philadelphia Phillies from 1991-93, is suing MLB Network and Deadspin, claiming defamation and breach of contract stemming from a pair of reports that were published in May.
Older News Stories about Mitch Williams
Mitch Williams takes leave from MLB Network job (05/2014): Former Phillies closer Mitch Williams has taken a leave of absence from his analyst role at MLB Network after reportedly using profanity and ordering a pitcher to hit a batter during a youth baseball tournament. MLB Network’s Mitch Williams: Pirates Can Be Back In The Mix Again (02/2014): MLB Network Analyst and former Philadelphia Phillies closer Mitch Williams called into "The Cook and Poni Show" on Thursday to discuss the Pirates' chances after the loss of A.J. Burnett. Mitch Williams Says He Would Consider Phillies TV Job (01/2014): Two of the former players who have had their names mentioned as possible replacements for Chris Wheeler and Sarge Matthews on the Phillies TV broadcasts have a lot of similarities, but one very key difference. Reports: Former Phillies teammates Lenny Dysktra, Mitch Williams have spat at ma (11/2013): Former Philadelphia Phillies teammates Mitch Williams and Lenny Dysktra reportedly were not in the mood for a friendly reunion this weekend. Mitch Williams On Toucher & Rich: Will Runs Be At A Premium? (10/2013): Former relief pitcher and MLB Network analyst Mitch Williams joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss the start of the World Series between the Red Sox and Cardinals. Quarterback Mitch Williams leads Berlin offense (09/2013): With so many new faces in the Berlin starting lineup this season, the Redcoats will need incumbent quarterback Mitch Williams to bring consistency to the offense. Mitch Williams Demonstrates How to Avoid Tan Lines on Intentional Talk [GIF] (08/2013): Lift and tan fellas. Brandon McCarthy takes down Mitch Williams on Twitter (07/2013): Arizona reliever, struck in the head by a line drive, found analyst's comment Mitch Williams will attend festivities honoring 1993 Phillies (06/2013): LAKEWOOD, N.J. - Despite a recent disagreement with the organization, former Phillies pitcher Mitch Williams says he plans to attend the 20th reunion honoring the 1993 Phillies. PHILLIES FILES: Halladay takes issue with Mitch Williams' comments about Dubee (05/2013): PHILADELPHIA — If he could, I think Roy Halladay would tell Mitch Williams to mind his own business. PHILLIES FILES: Mitch Williams set to sign (04/2013): The player who so many times made your heart skip a beat during the 1993 season will be signing autographs for free and he'll take part in a meet-and-greet session next week. Mitch Williams hates extra inning baseball (03/2013): Apparently former Phillies closer Mitch Williams is not a fan of extra inning baseball in the spring. Interview: Magician Mitch Williams (01/2013): EAST PEORIA, Ill. -- Garry Moore talks with Magician and Author Mitch Williams about an upcoming event and book signing. MLB Network Analyst And Former Closer: Three questions with ... Mitch Williams (10/2012): How do you see this series playing out? Roundup: Man Killed Trying to Create Bigfoot Sighting, Mitch Williams Puts a Clo (08/2012): No European dashcam videos today. But we've got a nasty collection of Andrew Wiggins highlights. MLB Network’s Mitch Williams On Potentially Dealing Lincoln: “It’s Very Dangerou (07/2012): Former pitcher and current MLB Network analyst Mitch Williams joined The Fan Morning Show on Thursday to talk about the Pirates' recent play and the upcoming July 31st trade deadline. Mitch Williams On How Lincecum Can Overcome His Struggles (06/2012): Mitch Williams of MLB Network joined to take a trip around Major League Baseball, touching on Tim Lincecum’s struggles and what he needs to do to overcome them. He also discussed how the Dodgers will [...] MLB Network's Mitch Williams talks Tribe (05/2012): The Indians are reaching the quarter pole of a long Major league Baseball season and MLB Network Analyst Mitch Williams thinks the Tribe has what it takes to go the distance. The 6th Floor Blog: Mitch Williams's Scruff as 'Intimidation Thing' (04/2012): The theory behind relief pitcher Mitch Williams's scruff: "You want to look a little angry on the field." Jonathan Storm: Mitch Williams pitches in on a Phillie fan-cave makeover for 'Ho (07/2011): With his Lugz work boots and T-shirt with the sleeves cut off, Mitch Williams looked like a construction guy. Turns out he is. "My father taught me, you never pay someone to do something you can do yourself," the legendary Phillies closer said. Chat replay: Mitch Williams answers your baseball questions (02/2011): Mitch Williams, former Rangers pitcher and panelist on the MLB Network, answered your baseball questions in a live chat at 11 a.m. Thursday.
