Giancarlo Stanton matches Babe Ruth mark
It was his home run that put him on a select list that includes only one other player: Herman ‘Babe’ Ruth. Stanton is the player who needs the second-fewest at-bats to hit a home run in MLB playoff history. The requirement to be part of the club is to have at least 100 at-bats.
A Babe Ruth photo currently up for auction really knocks it out of the park. The image in question—a 1914 Baltimore ...
Babe Ruth strutted to home plate, sucked the briny air into his barrel chest and pointed his bat toward the palm trees that swayed in the rainy breeze ...
Tom Derry of Detroit was pleased as punch to drive to Sleepy Eye Ballpark this week for the 102nd anniversary of Babe Ruth’s ...
During his visit to Spokane, Ruth, an orphan himself, had heard about the Hutton Settlement in Spokane Valley while he was in ...
A 1914 Orioles team photo up for bids is the earliest known image of Ruth in the Majors and is thought to be the only one in ...
Kegan Laman of Dickson City takes his final swings during the Home Run Derby Competition at Kirby Park Saturday. Inspired by ...
Kiké Hernández changed his Dodger Stadium walkup music to Bad Bunny’s “Mr. October” when the calendar flipped, and it seems ...
For years, Gettysburg and Mifflin County battled on the Babe Ruth fields. From 1992-2013, the two leagues played each other ...
On Oct. 12, 1926, Babe Ruth visited Artillery Park in Wilkes-Barre and he blasted what he felt was the longest home run he’d ...
1977 — Reggie Jackson hits three consecutive home runs, all on the first pitch, to lead the New York Yankees to the World ...
Having dedicated 38 years to serving Babe Ruth Baseball, Westfield native Philip Aucella was inducted into the New England ...
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