If you missed Opening Day in 1925, well, you’re in good company. Baseball’s biggest star, Babe Ruth, was absent, too – for ...

Contrast to lore, Ruth was not truly an orphan. He was born in Baltimore on the coldest day of the year, Feb. 6, 1895, in the ...

NEW YORK – Whether or not Babe Ruth called his shot during ... shot over the center field wall against Cubs’ pitcher Charlie Root. Was Ruth pointing at Root to remind him he had one strike ...

He was frequently cheered by the crowd, who figured that he was showing invincible form and, seemingly, overlooked the fact that "Babe" Ruth was going strong, clearing outpointing Johnson at the ...

The 6-foot-2, 215-pound Ruth revolutionized the game, changing it from a pitcher-dominated, scratch-out-a-run contest to a homer-hitting, dialing-long-distance event. Babe was the first to reach ...

Jamestown Krusaders pitcher Devin Hewes delivers to the plate against Eau Claire, Wisconsin in Game 12 of the Babe Ruth 13-15 World Series at Diethrick Park in Jamestown on Monday. P-J photo by Tim ...

Veteran MLB sportscaster, Tim Neverett recently named the player who he thought could succeed New York Yankees and baseball legend Babe Ruth as potentially the greatest ever.

Still, Ruth tore the place up, batting .411/.572/.805 at home. The competition for the title of Babe Ruth’s best season is crowded: For all of that, 1923 might have been Ruth’s crown jewel.