If you missed Opening Day in 1925, well, you’re in good company. Baseball’s biggest star, Babe Ruth, was absent, too – for ...

Babe Ruth's popularity and fame were so widespread ... 155 RBI, 147 runs and a .354 batting average. How would you have liked to have him on your Rotisserie League team? A lifetime ...

Still, Ruth tore the place up, batting .411/.572/.805 at home. The competition for the title of Babe Ruth’s best season is crowded: For all of that, 1923 might have been Ruth’s crown jewel.

Veteran MLB sportscaster, Tim Neverett recently named the player who he thought could succeed New York Yankees and baseball legend Babe Ruth as potentially the greatest ever.

Babe Ruth, who was the first MLB player to hit 60 ... 155 RBI, 147 runs and a .354 batting average. How would you have liked to have him on your Rotisserie League team? A lifetime ...