Drysdale once said, "I always thought Aaron had a lot of Stan Musial in him. From the pitchers' mound they both seemed to coil at you. The only sensible thing was to mix the pitches and keep the ball low, and if you were pitching to spots it was important to miss bad. If you missed good, and the ball got in his power zone, sometimes you were glad it went out of the part and not hit back up the middle."

During his 23 year career, Hank Aaron led the league fours times in homers, doubles and RBI's. Aaron is baseball's career home run leader with 755.

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