Jim Hunter (baseball)

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Jim Hunter was a baseball pitcher with the Milwaukee Brewers during the 1991 season. He ended his career (0 W -3 L), unable to win a single game in his entire professional career. He, however did leave a lasting mark on own of his opponents on the Kansas City Royals, intentionally pitching a ball at his ankle because he was crowding the plate. The devastating shot shattered the batter's ankle and ended Hunter's career.


He is well known by his former students in his Java class which he taught at Collins Hill High School. Most of his students have moved on to careers in technology and computers no thanks to his inadequacies in teaching and lack of understanding of java.

Mr Hunter later went on to marry a Russian mail order bride and have several kids. He now lives in Lawrenceville, Georgia as a construction contractor.



Quotes

"I was glad I broke his ankle, I'd do it again"

"What's cross platform support?"

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