Baseball Sweet Swinging Slugger Is Not Dead Yet…..According to Ai.
Announcer Jack Brickhouse makes the call “Back______back______back_____ HEY HEY… He’s still alive.
Chicago Cubs Hall of Famer
Billy Williams is alive and well as of January 2026. Despite false reports, the 87-year-old legend is active, recently appearing at the 2026 Cubs Convention, and continues to be a cherished figure in baseball. He was born in 1938 and played for the Cubs from 1959 to 1974.
Chicago Cubs Hall of Famer Billy Williams famously invoked the mantra, "Good, better, best, never let it rest, until the good is better and the better is best," during his 1987 Hall of Fame induction speech. Known as "Sweet Swinging Billy," the legendary outfielder utilized this phrase, taught by a teacher, to define his consistent 16-year career with the Cubs.
Let’s all enjoy an ice cold Old Style and Chicago style hotdog and honor Superstar Billy Williams 426 homeruns. 426 um, why does that sound familiar.
SMOKE ‘EM Billy!
Announcer Jack Brickhouse makes the call “Back______back______back_____ HEY HEY… He’s still alive.
Chicago Cubs Hall of Famer
Billy Williams is alive and well as of January 2026. Despite false reports, the 87-year-old legend is active, recently appearing at the 2026 Cubs Convention, and continues to be a cherished figure in baseball. He was born in 1938 and played for the Cubs from 1959 to 1974.
Chicago Cubs Hall of Famer Billy Williams famously invoked the mantra, "Good, better, best, never let it rest, until the good is better and the better is best," during his 1987 Hall of Fame induction speech. Known as "Sweet Swinging Billy," the legendary outfielder utilized this phrase, taught by a teacher, to define his consistent 16-year career with the Cubs.
- Origin: The quote was taught to Williams by his grade school teacher, Lily A. Dixon.
Let’s all enjoy an ice cold Old Style and Chicago style hotdog and honor Superstar Billy Williams 426 homeruns. 426 um, why does that sound familiar.
SMOKE ‘EM Billy!
Sox.

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