Babe Ruth
While Babe Ruth seemed like a super hero on the baseball diamond, he was ravaged by a rare form of cancer and died tragically in 1948.
While Babe Ruth proved to be a prolific hitter with the New York Yankees, he failed miserably as the team's captain.
While Babe Ruth may have had a legendary Major League Baseball career, he never received the chance to become a manager.
Babe Ruth played for both the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees and had power at the plate and a rocket arm on the mound. Ruth spent 22 seasons in the big leagues and was as dominant a player as there ever was. He could hit for power, slugging more than 50 home […]
The company made famous by its Louisville Slugger bats has had to lay off 90% of its staff and close its popular museum.
Atlanta Braves slugger Hank Aaron set a world record on his way to a famous baseball record.
Babe Ruth may have hit 714 home runs, but he also had the unfortunate luck of getting struck out by a 17-year-old girl in 1931.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher/outfielder Michael Lorenzen shares an amazing Major League Baseball record with none other than Babe Ruth.
Babe Ruth may have been the greatest baseball player of all time. Off the field, the New York Yankees star endured many difficult tragedies.
A look back at the story of how the Cincinnati Reds nearly acquired Babe Ruth before he ever went to the New York Yankees.
