At nineteen years-old, a quick-handed Christian from tiny Sumter, SC, Bobby Richardson, becomes the starting second baseman for the most famous, and rowdiest, team in America, the New York Yankees. He'll play ten seasons among legends including Mickey Mantle and he remains the only World Series MVP from a losing team, but he'll be remembered most for the grace and decency he showed while using baseball as a platform to spread goodwill for nearly 90 years.