Walter Johnson Had No Idea

Set against the backdrop of Southern Indiana in 1924, the story follows a dirt farmer who names his son after a future Hall of Fame baseball player. This decision sparks a deep-rooted passion for baseball that shapes the family's identity across five generations, beginning with the Washington Senators and evolving with the team's relocation to Minnesota in 1961. The enduring loyalty to the sport highlights the family's connection to baseball, illustrating how a simple name can influence lives and traditions for decades.