Get your tickets now, they'll go fast. Reuters says:

As long as no one takes it literally, it might be amusing; he can tell a story if the need arises, and many of the tales have been holed and polished by constant repetition. Like the Carvel Ice Cream story, an almost Homeric account of his attempt to get to New Haven to buy three scoops for fifteen cents with his friends, one of whom was Sandy Koufax. He told that story on the radio all the time. It's hilarious!

But true? Hey, what is truth, when you get down to it? We have our own versions of the world, don't we? Well. Jack Shafer over at Slate wrote about King vs. the Truth a while ago, and quoted a Washington Post profile that actually investigated the Carvel Ice-Cream Story. The writer, David Finkel, called up Sandy Koufax. He said he'd never been to New Haven.

Guaranteed he'll tell the tale the same way on stage, complete with Koufax.