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Babe Ruth Film: September 9, 1928
Honestly, they could've called first. Major League Baseball Productions has unearthed a wonderful, almost archaeological find - 51 seconds of film, apparently home movies, of Babe Ruth in action at Yankee Stadium. Ruth is briefly shown playing right, then we watch him called out on strikes on a ...
Ten Best Hitters Ever
joeposnanski.com — OK, so, I don’t really have time to do this. But you KNEW when I haphazardly put... together a list of the greatest ever hitters in that last blog post, well, I could not leave it there.* *Yes, I did see the Jon Stewart CNN bit about ... (more) Ten Best Hitters Ever

A Ruthian Mystery
A Ruthian Mystery
bats.blogs.nytimes.com — The grainy footage shows Babe Ruth playing at Yankee Stadium. But just about everything else is uncertain:... the opponent, the day and year of the game, even the circumstances. Was it opening day? Was it the World Series? Something in between? (more) A Ruthian Mystery
Who's the Guy in Right Field? Hey, It's the Babe!
Who's the Guy in Right Field? Hey, It's the Babe!
nytimes.com — SECAUCUS, N.J. — Babe Ruth has struck out looking. Displeased, he leans on his bat, right hand... on his hip, and looks back at the umpire. He utters something that can only be imagined. Lou Gehrig , on deck, leans on his bat, too, as if he has seen this ... (more) Who's the Guy in Right Field? Hey, It's the Babe!
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Fang's Bites — ... to make a game more enjoyable for viewers. The Big Lead gets on MLB for its playoff scheduling. Bill Chuck of Billy-Ball.com writes a guest column for Chris Byrne's Eye on Sports Media offering a suggestion to make the MLB postseason more dramatic. It's really great to have the Sox & Dawgs blog back. Here's a post on the UConn women's basketball team TV schedule for this upcoming season. MSNBC's Keith Olbermann tells MLB that he could have helped to decipher when some unearthed footage of Babe Ruth was filmed. And we ...

Washington Nationals Rumor-Mill: Monday Edition...Roy Clark, Tony La Russa And Some Olbermann Guy.
Federal Baseball — ...  entitled, "Babe Ruth Like You've Never Seen Him Before", but as of yet, archivists and fans have been unable to pin down exactly when the game took place. Former ESPN anchor man and talk radio host, Keith Olbermann,  (what? does he have another job?) thinks he's solved the mystery already, writing at his MLB Pro Blog, "Baseball Nerd" about breaking the footage down and trying to determine when the game took place in an article entitled, "Babe Ruth Film, September 9, 1928". ...

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