Credit: Mary Cascone, Babylon Town Histo/Mary Cascone, Babylon Town Historian Sol White, a Black baseball player ... Satchel Paige, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Babylon Village first paid tribute ...

“It’s going to be something very extraordinary,” Trump told a White House audience in February ... and you could have your picture taken with Babe Ruth or MLK or whoever.” ...

Baltimore proudly remembers Babe Ruth, who began his journey at St. Mary's Industrial School. The city cherishes his early beginnings and the values of kindness and faith he embodied. From his ...

Just a fly ball away from the Henry Doorly Zoo and the site of the old Rosenblatt Stadium, there are still whispers of Omaha ...

and Babe Ruth (1928). Considering that Ruth is the most recognizable name in baseball history, and Mantle is a beloved Hall of Famer as well, that's elite company to be in. The 30-year-old Ohtani ...

While Saturday represented a major downer as the final score read Dodgers 18, Judge 2 (two homers), Judge is on pace for the best statistical year unaided (read as no PEDs) since Babe Ruth posted ...

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge channeled Babe Ruth on Sunday. It was only fitting in a rubber game versus the Boston Red Sox. No, Judge did not call his shot, as Ruth allegedly did in Game 3 ...

By joining Roger Maris and Babe Ruth as the only A.L. players with 60-homer seasons, Judge showed once again that no team does big moments quite like the Yankees. Benjamin Hoffman, who manages ...

What makes her work notable is its charm and cheerfulness — and the way those qualities mask the darker realities embedded in ...

It also was the first time bubble gum was included in card packets. And the set is full of hall of famers, such as Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Dizzy Dean. "They are a holy grail of a set," explained ...

Since Ruth’s memorable season, very few players have come close. Sammy Sosa posted 425 total bases in 2001 during his 64-homer campaign. Barry Bonds reached 411 that same year, even as he set ...

At one point in his career, Babe Ruth had to wonder how many more trips he would have around the bases following a home run.