Babe Ruth has been an integral figure in American sports lore for over one hundred years. With that fame comes a long list of iconic moments from his career. From winning the American League MVP in ...

He was a worldwide celebrity, an international star, the likes of which baseball has never seen since," says broadcaster Ernie Harwell about Babe Ruth on ESPN Classic's SportsCentury series.

On this day in 1948, using a bat as a cane, Babe Ruth saw his #3 retired at Yankee Stadium. Ruth has his own secret suppliers who could source Scottish whisky throughout the Prohibition era.

Babe Ruth played for the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees, the Orioles' biggest rivals, but there's no question that Charm City is still the kingdom of "The Sultan Of Swat." ...

It is now more than 46 years since he died, yet every day Babe Ruth's name pops up on radio or television, in newpaper columns and magazine stories, in casual conversations. As George Bernard Shaw ...

“Babe” Ruth, home-run hitter extraordinary of the Red Sox, has been sold to the New York American League club for a cash price of probably $100,000 and possibly more. Pres Frazee in announcing ...

Babe Ruth pitched his first professional baseball game in Wilmington on March 25, 1914. Ruth pitched a complete game for the Baltimore Orioles, defeating the world champion Philadelphia Athletics 6-2.

Babe Ruth has been an integral figure in American sports lore for over one hundred years. With that fame comes a long list of iconic moments from his career. From winning the American League MVP ...