What Lou Gehrig Can Teach Us About Rhetorical Claims

Lou Gehrig (1903-1941), one of the greatest Yankee baseball players in history, had a great career.  He was called the “Iron Horse” because he held a 2,130 consecutive games played streak before retiring in 1939 due to being diagnosed with ALS.  His batting average was .340 and he still holds two of the greatest RBI