OPINION — Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Randy Johnson enjoyed a stellar Hall of Fame baseball career. He won the Cy Young Award five times, made ten All-Star teams, and was named Most Valuable Player of the 2001 World Series, when the Diamondbacks whipped the Yankees to clinch the pennant. Which is all fine and good, but what he’s most remembered for is a monumental fluke of a pitch in 2001 during a Cactus League game between Arizona and the San Francisco Giants. The ball collided with a dove that happened to be passing between the mound and home plate, sending feathers flying and giving new meaning to the term ‘foul ball.’ You’ve probably seen the video, which is epic, and has been viewed over a billion times, as far as you know.