Ted Williams

By now, even younger fans know that Mickey Mantle's 1957 season was underrated until modern statistics revealed that it really was one of his greatest years.

Ted Williams put up astonishing numbers throughout his baseball career, both on and off the field. Here is a numerical look at The Splendid Splinter's" life and his years with the Boston Red Sox

Do you remember the DJ, turned homeless man from Columbus, Ohio, Ted Williams, with the Golden Voice, who became famous, landed all kinds of public appearances, got the opportunity to write a book and had Dr. Phill interested in helping him with his sobri

No one knew who Ted Williams was two months ago, but now the man with the golden voice is a household name. Soon he will also have his own reality TV show.

Ted Williams is reportedly on the first of three months of rehab, possibly at a popular treatment center in San Padre Island, Texas.

Mama is mad! Vicki Lawrence, famous for Mama Harper on The Carol Burnett Show, is giving us a piece of her mind - and then some. She's not happy that former homeless man, and voice over artist Ted Williams is now famous.

Ted Williams with (the golden voice) left rehab after two weeks. Today, he explained why on "The Early Show" on CBS.

After his overnight, Youtube-video-fueled rise from homeless man to famous voice talent last month, Ted Williams landed in rehab. Now he explains why...

Ted Williams is the man with the golden voice who rose to stardom virtually overnight. Barack Obama is the president who made history when he became the first black president of the United States of America.

Ted Williams is the homeless man with the silky-smooth radio voice who was found on the side of the interstate around Christmas 2010. He was swept up in a media frenzy that included job offers that would make a well-adjusted man weak in the knees.

While Ted Williams was busy with fame, tent-mate Victor Houston made some quick cash.

This past week, Ted Williams returned to the streets to share some cash with the tent-mate from his homeless days.

Rehab may be the only that can save Ted Williams. He thinks he can beat the addictions on his own, but he can't, his mother says.

Who is Ted Williams? How does the public light influence an already struggling man? Since the discovery of golden-voiced Williams, the world awaits the latest update. But what would really help Williams' recovery?

Ted Williams, the man found on a street corner among the homeless, achieving notoriety for his talented voice, was only days in rehabilitation, with the help of Dr. Phil McGraw. Experts say long-term treatment is needed to avoid relapse.

When Ted Williams and his golden voice became famous, everyone cheered that he would have a better life. But since he left rehab against doctors' wishes, most are almost expecting him to ruin his life all over again.

Ted Williams had his 15 minutes of fame and blew it.

Ted Williams let Dr. Phil talk him into rehab almost two weeks ago. Yet it apparently didn't stick, as he allegedly checked himself out against medical advice. This has fueled more worries about the future of the YouTube sensation.

The homeless man with the golden voice is going to get help recovering from his addictions

Later his story became more than just a feel-good tale. It reached our level of consciences and gave us a reason to hope.

Golden Voiced internet sensation Ted Williams is on his way to Rehab. Let's hope that he has enough people around him who legitimately care who will stay by his side unselfishly in his meteoric rise to fame.

The story of the homeless man with a golden voice took a few ominous detours this week. Now Ted Williams is in rehab, in hopes of vanquishing the demons of his old life once and for all, before his new one can really start.

The ending of Ted Williams' story does not differ much from the beginning, but there is at least one winner in this story: Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.

Ted Williams, the homeless guy with the golden voice just fascinated us last week. Sadly there was already an incident. Williams decided to check himself into Rehab.

Do you think Ted Williams will break his addictions in Rehab? His going to Rehab is the result of the Dr. Phil show today. What's your opinion? Here's mine...

Golden-voiced homeless man-turned-sought-after voice actor Ted Williams has disclosed his two years of sobriety are untrue. According to reports, he has been drinking daily.

After getting detained by the LAPD on Monday, Ted Williams seemed set for a big fall after his rise to fame. Yet thanks to a two-part interview with Dr. Phil, Williams is now taking a break with an overdue stint in rehab.

The same many who became an overnight sensation last week due to his "golden voice" and underdog story has now been arrested.

Ted Williams might be headed to rehab after being "arrested". So is the curtain falling so quickly on the man with the golden voice, or could Ted Williams use a stint in rehab to his advantage?

The NY Daily News is reporting that former homeless man Ted Williams was arrested Monday Jan. 10, 2011 after an altercation with his daughter.

Ted Williams was technically detained by the LAPD for arguing with his daughter on Monday, and not officially arrested. Yet given his record, which made him homeless in the first place, his heartwarming story now has clouds for the first time.

Ted Williams has the most famous voice in the country right now. However, he used that voice in an intense argument with his daughter on Monday, which led police to detain them when they got too loud.

This past week, Ted Williams, a homeless man, became an on-line sensation. Last night, though, Williams was detained by police, suggesting that his future is still quite uncertain.