The collector's item is one of the earliest known cards of the Hall of Fame slugger during his rookie season with the Boston ...

Their dynamics on and off-screen felt so powerful that many compared them to Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. But now, after what Judge had to say about Soto’s free agency, it seems like maybe they ...

Jeter said he was tired of being asked about the unanimous matter and believes that the writers’ ballots should be made ...

He had a batting stance kids loved to imitate ... For example, the all-time top 10 in WAR is as follows, in order: Babe Ruth, Walter Johnson, Cy Young, Barry Bonds, Willie Mays, Ty Cobb, Henry ...

But glamour icon Dame Joanna Lumley has now revealed a political twist no one saw coming - she’s actually a communist. The 78-year-old screen legend dropped the bombshell during a Q&A with Amanda ...

Longtime Riverview High baseball coach and athletic director Larry Altier leaves behind a legacy that will live on long ...

Babe Ruth supposedly had hit one 600 feet in 1926 ... Now you’re in a major league camp with players you’ve heard of, and they start messing with your batting stance because you aren’t making contact.

I’m softening on my anti-reliever stance. My central logic is that they’re all failed ... third all-time among players who have played at least 40 playoff games, behind legends Babe Ruth and George ...

CLEVELAND -- When Jim Thome extended his right arm and pointed his bat toward the mound, settling into his iconic stance, it served as a warning ... trailing only Mark McGwire (10.61), Babe Ruth ...

My stance on steroids has been consistent ... The average WAR for a right fielder in the Hall of Fame is 71.1, but that’s inflated mainly by Babe Ruth (162.7 bWAR) and Hank Aaron (143.1 bWAR). Bobby ...

Henry Ford was a pioneer in the automobile industry. At 40 years old, he launched the Ford Motor Co., which … Continue ...

It might not have been the most popular stance, but it was in his heart and ... Namath’s brash Super Bowl guarantee in 1968 and Babe Ruth’s called home run shot in the 1932 World Series.