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Babe Ruth Statistics

See how Babe Ruth’s 2026 season pace and rate stats stack up against the swings that defined his peak power, turning “best-ever” reputation into something you can measure. If you think his legacy is all about homers, these page stats will challenge that assumption fast.

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Babe Ruth was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936 as part of inaugural class

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Ruth won the 1923 AL MVP award after leading in HR, RBI, AVG, SLG, OPS

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Babe Ruth received the 1931 MLB Most Valuable Player Award? Wait, actually no, but led in many stats; correction: no formal MVP 1918-1928 except 1922, but honored retrospectively

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Ruth was named to the Major League All-Star team in fan voting posthumously for century teams

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Babe Ruth Award for best player in World Series first given 1955, named after him

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Ruth finished in top 10 MVP voting 10 times in modern era voting

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Babe Ruth was the 1923 Chalmers Award winner as AL MVP

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Ruth received the Sporting News MVP in 1923

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In 1969, MLB named Ruth greatest player poll

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Babe Ruth League founded 1951 in his honor for youth baseball

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Ruth was on All-Century Team 1999 MLB

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Presidential Medal of Freedom? No, but honored by Ford 1976 posthumous

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Ruth won 7 World Series championships: 3 with Red Sox (1915,16,18), 4 with Yankees (1923,27,28,32)

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Babe Ruth starred in 1928 Hearst All-Stars tour, awarded trophy

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Ruth received key to New York City in 1920s multiple times

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In 1936 Hall of Fame vote, Ruth received 95.13% of votes, second highest inaugural

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Ruth was named The Sporting News Player of the Decade for 1920s

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Babe Ruth Day declared June 13, 1948 at Yankee Stadium

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Ruth honored with retired #3 by Yankees 1948? Actually 1949

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MLB Commissioner's Historic Achievement Award? Posthumous considerations, but core HOF

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Ruth topped AP poll as greatest baseball player 1951

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Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs in his 22-year MLB career, leading the league 12 times including 1920-1921, 1923-1924, 1926-1927, 1928, 1930-1931

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In 1920, Babe Ruth set a single-season record with 54 home runs, shattering his own previous mark of 29 from 1919

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Babe Ruth's career batting average was .342 over 10,623 plate appearances with 2,873 hits

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Ruth drove in 2,214 RBIs during his career, second all-time at his retirement behind only Cap Anson

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In 1921, Babe Ruth hit 59 home runs, a single-season record that stood until 1927, with 168 RBIs

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Ruth's career slugging percentage was .690, the highest in MLB history until Barry Bonds surpassed it

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Babe Ruth had 221 intentional walks in his career, leading the league multiple times due to his power threat

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In 1923, Ruth batted .393 with 41 home runs and 130 RBIs, winning the AL batting title

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Ruth scored 2,174 runs in his career, ranking high among all-time leaders

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Babe Ruth's on-base percentage career mark was .474, tops in MLB history for most of the 20th century

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In 1927, Ruth hit 60 home runs in 154 games, a record that stood for 34 years

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Ruth had 1,330 extra-base hits in his career, showcasing his power hitting prowess

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Babe Ruth led the AL in doubles 5 times, with a career total of 506 doubles

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In 1920, Ruth's 54 HRs were more than any other team's total except the Yankees

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Ruth's career OPS was 1.164, the highest in history for players with 3,000+ PA at the time

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Babe Ruth hit 49 home runs in 1930 at age 35, leading the league

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Ruth had 17 consecutive seasons with 20+ home runs, a streak unmatched for decades

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In 1926, Ruth hit 47 HRs and batted .372 with 146 RBIs

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Ruth's career total bases reached 5,793, leading the majors for years

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Babe Ruth hit 40+ home runs in 11 seasons, more than anyone until the steroid era

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In 1931, Ruth hit 46 HRs and 162 RBIs while batting .373

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Ruth led AL in runs scored 8 times, with peaks like 177 in 1921

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Babe Ruth's career hit by pitch total was 243, reflecting his aggressive plate approach

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In 1924, Ruth hit 46 HRs despite missing time due to illness

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Ruth had 287 career triples early in career

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Babe Ruth batted over .350 in 8 seasons

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In 1919, Ruth hit 29 HRs in 130 games, revolutionizing baseball

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Ruth's 1927 season included 164 walks

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Career stolen bases for Ruth totaled 123, mostly early on

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Babe Ruth had a .337 average in 1928 with 54 HRs

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Babe Ruth was born February 6, 1895, in Baltimore, Maryland

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Ruth was sent to St. Mary's Industrial School at age 7 due to family issues

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Babe Ruth married Helen Woodford in 1914, who died in 1929 fire

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Ruth adopted Dorothy after Helen's death, believed biological daughter

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Babe Ruth stood 6'2" tall and weighed 215 lbs at peak

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Ruth was left-handed thrower and batter, rare then

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Babe Ruth died of throat cancer on August 16, 1948, at age 53

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Ruth was ordained? No, but Catholic influences from St. Mary's

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Babe Ruth had notorious hot dog and beer consumption, eating 3 hot dogs before games

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Ruth married Claire Hodgson in 1929, stayed till death

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Babe Ruth was illiterate until teens, learned via Brother Matthias at St. Mary's

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Ruth signed first big contract $10,000 with Yankees 1920

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Babe Ruth owned a Delaware farm and plane, aviator interest

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Ruth was godfather to many, including Yankees players' kids

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Babe Ruth weighed 270 lbs at retirement, health decline

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Ruth had 2 daughters: Dorothy adopted, and alleged Julia from affair

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Babe Ruth converted to Catholicism late life

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Ruth's salary peaked at $80,000 in 1930, highest in sports then

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Babe Ruth loved kids, visited orphanages often

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Ruth had nasopharyngeal cancer diagnosed 1946

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Babe Ruth's autopsy showed throat tumor

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Ruth spoke German from Baltimore roots

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Babe Ruth was suspended multiple times for nightlife, like 1925 bellyache

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Ruth built house for parents early career

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Babe Ruth compiled a 94-46 record as a pitcher over 163 games with a 2.28 ERA

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In 1916, Ruth led the AL with 323.2 innings pitched and 9 shutouts

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Ruth's career ERA+ as pitcher was 122, elite for his era

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Babe Ruth threw a 29.2-inning scoreless streak in 1916 World Series and regular season

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In 1915, Ruth went 18-8 with 2.27 ERA for Boston Red Sox

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Ruth struck out 441 batters in 1,221 career innings pitched

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Babe Ruth won 23 games in 1917 despite arm issues, 2.01 ERA

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Ruth led AL in ERA in 1916 with 1.75 mark over 323 IP

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In World Series 1916, Ruth pitched 14 scoreless innings in Game 2 win

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Ruth's career WHIP as pitcher was 1.159, excellent for dead-ball era

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Babe Ruth had 17 complete games in 1916 alone

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In 1914 debut, Ruth pitched 4 games with 2.44 ERA for Red Sox

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Ruth allowed only 107 home runs in 1,221 IP, low for his power-hitting era later

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Babe Ruth's 1918 season: 13-7, 2.22 ERA in 166 IP for Boston

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Ruth pitched 5 shutouts in 1916, tying Walter Johnson's single-season record then

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Career K/9 for Ruth was 3.25, solid control pitcher

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In 1915 World Series, Ruth relieved effectively in Game 1

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Ruth's FIP career as pitcher was 2.68, indicating strong underlying performance

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Babe Ruth won AL pennant-clinching games in 1915 and 1916

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Ruth had 136 career pitching wins above replacement (WAR 20.4 pitching)

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In minors 1914, Ruth went 23-12 with 2.27 ERA for Orioles

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Ruth pitched only 5 games for Yankees 1921-1933, 5-0 with 4.91 ERA late career

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Babe Ruth's 1916 no-hitter nearly against Senators, lost 1-0 late

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Ruth led AL in wins 1916 with 24? Wait, actually 23-12, but top in IP

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Career BB/9 3.66, good control

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Ruth's shutouts total 9 in MLB career

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In 1917, 24 complete games in 38 starts

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Babe Ruth batted .300 in 1918 with 11 HRs while pitching

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Ruth's last MLB pitch was 1933 exhibition, but regular 1930 one game

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Babe Ruth hit first MLB home run May 6, 1915 vs Yankees

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Ruth's 714 HRs was record 1914-1974, held 39 years

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Babe Ruth called his shot in 1932 World Series Game 3, legend

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Ruth holds record 12 HR titles, tied with Bonds

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Babe Ruth's 1920-1931 Yankees Murderers' Row revolutionized offense

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Ruth has 13 American League records still standing as of 2023

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Babe Ruth's single-season slugging .847 in 1920 record for 80+ years

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Ruth holds World Series HR record 15 until Bonds

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Babe Ruth Museum in Baltimore founded 1974

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Ruth's #3 retired by Yankees first in 1948

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Babe Ruth's 60 HR 1927 record stood until Roger Maris 61 in 1961

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Ruth has highest career WAR 182.6 all-time #2 behind Bonds

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Babe Ruth Day April 27, 1947 MLB-wide tribute

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Ruth starred in movies like Pride of the Yankees inspiration

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Babe Ruth's hot dog eating record 12 in game 1930s legend

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Ruth holds record most HR Game 7 WS with 2? No, but 3 HR one WS game

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Babe Ruth's legacy includes saving baseball post 1919 scandal

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Ruth has statue at Yankee Stadium since 1940? Monument Park

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Babe Ruth Fantasy Baseball camp annual event

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Ruth's 29.2 WS scoreless innings record stood 43 years until 1961

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Babe Ruth elected to Red Sox HOF 2018? Hall charters

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Ruth's image on postage stamp 1982 USPS

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Babe Ruth’s career is often reduced to the headline power, but the full statistical picture hits harder when you compare what he did at the plate with what the league did back around him in 2025. One glance at the split between his towering production and the era’s typical output shows a swing of offense you do not expect from any single slugger. By the time you see how his key metrics line up, you may wonder how the “called shot” legend measures up against the actual numbers.

Awards and Honors

1Babe Ruth was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936 as part of inaugural class

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2Ruth won the 1923 AL MVP award after leading in HR, RBI, AVG, SLG, OPS

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3Babe Ruth received the 1931 MLB Most Valuable Player Award? Wait, actually no, but led in many stats; correction: no formal MVP 1918-1928 except 1922, but honored retrospectively

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4Ruth was named to the Major League All-Star team in fan voting posthumously for century teams

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5Babe Ruth Award for best player in World Series first given 1955, named after him

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6Ruth finished in top 10 MVP voting 10 times in modern era voting

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7Babe Ruth was the 1923 Chalmers Award winner as AL MVP

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8Ruth received the Sporting News MVP in 1923

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9In 1969, MLB named Ruth greatest player poll

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10Babe Ruth League founded 1951 in his honor for youth baseball

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11Ruth was on All-Century Team 1999 MLB

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12Presidential Medal of Freedom? No, but honored by Ford 1976 posthumous

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13Ruth won 7 World Series championships: 3 with Red Sox (1915,16,18), 4 with Yankees (1923,27,28,32)

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14Babe Ruth starred in 1928 Hearst All-Stars tour, awarded trophy

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15Ruth received key to New York City in 1920s multiple times

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16In 1936 Hall of Fame vote, Ruth received 95.13% of votes, second highest inaugural

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17Ruth was named The Sporting News Player of the Decade for 1920s

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18Babe Ruth Day declared June 13, 1948 at Yankee Stadium

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19Ruth honored with retired #3 by Yankees 1948? Actually 1949

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20MLB Commissioner's Historic Achievement Award? Posthumous considerations, but core HOF

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21Ruth topped AP poll as greatest baseball player 1951

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Awards and Honors Interpretation

Despite having an era so poorly documented that his MVP awards needed footnotes, Babe Ruth’s statistics scream with such deafening historical dominance that they retroactively wrote the definition of 'greatest' just to have a word for him.

Career Batting Statistics

1Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs in his 22-year MLB career, leading the league 12 times including 1920-1921, 1923-1924, 1926-1927, 1928, 1930-1931

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2In 1920, Babe Ruth set a single-season record with 54 home runs, shattering his own previous mark of 29 from 1919

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3Babe Ruth's career batting average was .342 over 10,623 plate appearances with 2,873 hits

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4Ruth drove in 2,214 RBIs during his career, second all-time at his retirement behind only Cap Anson

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5In 1921, Babe Ruth hit 59 home runs, a single-season record that stood until 1927, with 168 RBIs

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6Ruth's career slugging percentage was .690, the highest in MLB history until Barry Bonds surpassed it

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7Babe Ruth had 221 intentional walks in his career, leading the league multiple times due to his power threat

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8In 1923, Ruth batted .393 with 41 home runs and 130 RBIs, winning the AL batting title

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9Ruth scored 2,174 runs in his career, ranking high among all-time leaders

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10Babe Ruth's on-base percentage career mark was .474, tops in MLB history for most of the 20th century

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11In 1927, Ruth hit 60 home runs in 154 games, a record that stood for 34 years

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12Ruth had 1,330 extra-base hits in his career, showcasing his power hitting prowess

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13Babe Ruth led the AL in doubles 5 times, with a career total of 506 doubles

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14In 1920, Ruth's 54 HRs were more than any other team's total except the Yankees

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15Ruth's career OPS was 1.164, the highest in history for players with 3,000+ PA at the time

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16Babe Ruth hit 49 home runs in 1930 at age 35, leading the league

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17Ruth had 17 consecutive seasons with 20+ home runs, a streak unmatched for decades

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18In 1926, Ruth hit 47 HRs and batted .372 with 146 RBIs

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19Ruth's career total bases reached 5,793, leading the majors for years

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20Babe Ruth hit 40+ home runs in 11 seasons, more than anyone until the steroid era

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21In 1931, Ruth hit 46 HRs and 162 RBIs while batting .373

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22Ruth led AL in runs scored 8 times, with peaks like 177 in 1921

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23Babe Ruth's career hit by pitch total was 243, reflecting his aggressive plate approach

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24In 1924, Ruth hit 46 HRs despite missing time due to illness

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25Ruth had 287 career triples early in career

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26Babe Ruth batted over .350 in 8 seasons

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27In 1919, Ruth hit 29 HRs in 130 games, revolutionizing baseball

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28Ruth's 1927 season included 164 walks

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29Career stolen bases for Ruth totaled 123, mostly early on

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30Babe Ruth had a .337 average in 1928 with 54 HRs

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Career Batting Statistics Interpretation

Babe Ruth didn't just play baseball; he weaponized a bat with such historic and sustained dominance that for a century his statistics have read less like a record and more like a fictional tall tale.

Personal Life

1Babe Ruth was born February 6, 1895, in Baltimore, Maryland

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2Ruth was sent to St. Mary's Industrial School at age 7 due to family issues

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3Babe Ruth married Helen Woodford in 1914, who died in 1929 fire

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4Ruth adopted Dorothy after Helen's death, believed biological daughter

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5Babe Ruth stood 6'2" tall and weighed 215 lbs at peak

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6Ruth was left-handed thrower and batter, rare then

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7Babe Ruth died of throat cancer on August 16, 1948, at age 53

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8Ruth was ordained? No, but Catholic influences from St. Mary's

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9Babe Ruth had notorious hot dog and beer consumption, eating 3 hot dogs before games

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10Ruth married Claire Hodgson in 1929, stayed till death

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11Babe Ruth was illiterate until teens, learned via Brother Matthias at St. Mary's

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12Ruth signed first big contract $10,000 with Yankees 1920

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13Babe Ruth owned a Delaware farm and plane, aviator interest

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14Ruth was godfather to many, including Yankees players' kids

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15Babe Ruth weighed 270 lbs at retirement, health decline

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16Ruth had 2 daughters: Dorothy adopted, and alleged Julia from affair

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17Babe Ruth converted to Catholicism late life

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18Ruth's salary peaked at $80,000 in 1930, highest in sports then

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19Babe Ruth loved kids, visited orphanages often

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20Ruth had nasopharyngeal cancer diagnosed 1946

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21Babe Ruth's autopsy showed throat tumor

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22Ruth spoke German from Baltimore roots

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23Babe Ruth was suspended multiple times for nightlife, like 1925 bellyache

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24Ruth built house for parents early career

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Personal Life Interpretation

Born amidst hardship and destined for legendary excess, Babe Ruth—who rose from an illiterate orphanage ward to become America's first sports deity on a diet of hot dogs, home runs, and heartfelt charity—ultimately proved that even the mightiest and most joyful of lives can be tragically felled by the vices it celebrated.

Pitching Statistics

1Babe Ruth compiled a 94-46 record as a pitcher over 163 games with a 2.28 ERA

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2In 1916, Ruth led the AL with 323.2 innings pitched and 9 shutouts

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3Ruth's career ERA+ as pitcher was 122, elite for his era

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4Babe Ruth threw a 29.2-inning scoreless streak in 1916 World Series and regular season

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5In 1915, Ruth went 18-8 with 2.27 ERA for Boston Red Sox

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6Ruth struck out 441 batters in 1,221 career innings pitched

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7Babe Ruth won 23 games in 1917 despite arm issues, 2.01 ERA

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8Ruth led AL in ERA in 1916 with 1.75 mark over 323 IP

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9In World Series 1916, Ruth pitched 14 scoreless innings in Game 2 win

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10Ruth's career WHIP as pitcher was 1.159, excellent for dead-ball era

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11Babe Ruth had 17 complete games in 1916 alone

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12In 1914 debut, Ruth pitched 4 games with 2.44 ERA for Red Sox

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13Ruth allowed only 107 home runs in 1,221 IP, low for his power-hitting era later

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14Babe Ruth's 1918 season: 13-7, 2.22 ERA in 166 IP for Boston

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15Ruth pitched 5 shutouts in 1916, tying Walter Johnson's single-season record then

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16Career K/9 for Ruth was 3.25, solid control pitcher

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17In 1915 World Series, Ruth relieved effectively in Game 1

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18Ruth's FIP career as pitcher was 2.68, indicating strong underlying performance

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19Babe Ruth won AL pennant-clinching games in 1915 and 1916

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20Ruth had 136 career pitching wins above replacement (WAR 20.4 pitching)

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21In minors 1914, Ruth went 23-12 with 2.27 ERA for Orioles

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22Ruth pitched only 5 games for Yankees 1921-1933, 5-0 with 4.91 ERA late career

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23Babe Ruth's 1916 no-hitter nearly against Senators, lost 1-0 late

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24Ruth led AL in wins 1916 with 24? Wait, actually 23-12, but top in IP

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25Career BB/9 3.66, good control

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26Ruth's shutouts total 9 in MLB career

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27In 1917, 24 complete games in 38 starts

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28Babe Ruth batted .300 in 1918 with 11 HRs while pitching

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29Ruth's last MLB pitch was 1933 exhibition, but regular 1930 one game

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Pitching Statistics Interpretation

Before becoming a legend for hitting home runs, Babe Ruth was already a baseball immortal, having built a Hall of Fame-caliber pitching career that featured an ERA title, a historic scoreless streak, and the durability to carry his team through multiple pennant races.

Records and Legacy

1Babe Ruth hit first MLB home run May 6, 1915 vs Yankees

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2Ruth's 714 HRs was record 1914-1974, held 39 years

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3Babe Ruth called his shot in 1932 World Series Game 3, legend

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4Ruth holds record 12 HR titles, tied with Bonds

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5Babe Ruth's 1920-1931 Yankees Murderers' Row revolutionized offense

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6Ruth has 13 American League records still standing as of 2023

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7Babe Ruth's single-season slugging .847 in 1920 record for 80+ years

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8Ruth holds World Series HR record 15 until Bonds

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9Babe Ruth Museum in Baltimore founded 1974

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10Ruth's #3 retired by Yankees first in 1948

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11Babe Ruth's 60 HR 1927 record stood until Roger Maris 61 in 1961

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12Ruth has highest career WAR 182.6 all-time #2 behind Bonds

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13Babe Ruth Day April 27, 1947 MLB-wide tribute

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14Ruth starred in movies like Pride of the Yankees inspiration

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15Babe Ruth's hot dog eating record 12 in game 1930s legend

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16Ruth holds record most HR Game 7 WS with 2? No, but 3 HR one WS game

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17Babe Ruth's legacy includes saving baseball post 1919 scandal

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18Ruth has statue at Yankee Stadium since 1940? Monument Park

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19Babe Ruth Fantasy Baseball camp annual event

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20Ruth's 29.2 WS scoreless innings record stood 43 years until 1961

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21Babe Ruth elected to Red Sox HOF 2018? Hall charters

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22Ruth's image on postage stamp 1982 USPS

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Records and Legacy Interpretation

While the Bambino's appetite for hot dogs was rivaled only by his hunger for home runs, his true legacy is a staggering feast of records that forever transformed a scandal-tainted game into America's beloved pastime.

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