Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for June 03, 2023

A bit of Vivaldi never hurt.

And Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams.

No contest. Brahms puts me to sleep.

Mozart and Tchaikovsky

and Joe Shlabotnik. https://peanuts.fandom.com/wiki/Joe_Shlabotnik

Aimez-vous Brahms?

Later, Lucy rattled off the names of many other composers, and Schroeder told her they were great, too. Lucy then thought, “Rats! For one brief, exciting moment, I thought I had him.”

And don’t forget Hammerin’ Hank!

Both are great. But they are only two in a long list of greats.

(I’m referring to Beethoven and Brahms, of course.)

Only time I’ve ever seen CB sitting on the edge of the piano…

Jean Beliveau and John Ferguson.

While both were great, “Say Hey” wins between the two with me….

Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra.

Duke Snider was a very good player but he was no Willie Mays.

Isn’t life strange A turn of the page Can read like before Can we ask for more?

Beethoven. Hands down. But I prefer opera.

And for baseball, it’s Al Kaline.

‘Tune’ in for more baseball.

All 4 were artists, boys, just different genres ♥♥

Apples and Oranges, Green-crunchy; Juicy…

Willie Mays of the New York Giants and Duke Snyder of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Gordie Howe, no contest