Babe Ruth

6 June 2009

Could Babe Ruth predict his Homers?  This is my all time favorite Baseball story! The New York Yankees had won 107 games leading up to the 1932 World Series. This is how I heard the story: game 3, 5th inning with

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2 June 2009

would say:

"Study the game, accept advice, keep fit, and above all, save your money!"...Babe Ruth

"Rule number one in my book reads: "Don't fight the umpires. It's bad business."...

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28 May 2009

Mel was a power player with a sharp eye, in the offensive mold of Babe Ruth and Barry Bonds. 

20. Walter Johnson-RHP

Sure he's second all time in wins, but he's fourth in losses. It's the old Cy Young debate, except Johnson's peripherals are better. Twelfth in Opp. BA is particularly notable because it appears to be a stat dominated by contemporary pitchers, and Johnson is far from that. 

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11 May 2009

These guys learned it right, they want to earn their money.

And the theory.  The trade of Babe Ruth is attributed to causing the Red Sox century of futility.  Could our acquiring A-ROD now be looked at in a similar light?  Have we purchased the reverse Red Sox curse? Will I be explaining to my Grand children how great the Bronx Bombers once were?............NAWWWWW  its still early, we'll be fine!!!! We're only,.........................................(gulp) five and a half back? Already?

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26 January 2009

odds.

           After baseball legend,  Babe Ruth was sold to the New York Yankees in 1919, the Boston Red Sox never won another World Series. The Yankees won 26. Many believed it was a curse placed on the team by some almighty power since Red Sox owner Harry Frazee sold the “Bambino” to finance his Broadway ventures. It wasn’t the fact that the Red Sox would lose, but the way they would lose. Almost as if someone or something was toying with them.  

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2 September 2008

nd the world.  The poor red sox haven't been right since the evil yankees bought the rights to Babe Ruth.  You know what the truth is...Ruth understood that it was time to jump ship.  The yankees were the team of the future, the red sox were just a bunch of hacks with a stupid name. 

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19 February 2008

PART 1 of 2 

I hung out with Babe Ruth last night. Sure, it was only a dream, but this was a such a mystical tale it just had to be real. I started crying like a baby when I awoke, because, well, it just had to be real.

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