Babe Ruth hit his first major league home run on May 6, 1915, as a member of the Boston Red Sox. The last of his 714 home runs came 20 years later, when he played for the Boston Braves, where he ...

Renowned New York Yankee slugger Babe Ruth during a season opener at Yankee Stadium. During his 22-year career, Ruth finished with 714 home runs—including his apocryphal "called shot" home run ...

The star is none other than Babe Ruth, captured at the moment he hits a game-winning home run against the Washington Senators on Aug. 29, 1929. It was the 507th homer of his career.

He's eclipsed the pace of both Ruth and Roger Maris, hitting his 60th home run in the Yankees' 147th game of the year. For reference, Ruth required 154 games and Maris took 159 contests. 2.

In the fifth inning of the 1932 World Series, Ruth made a pointing gesture while at bat and then hit the home run off Cubs pitcher Charlie Root. Babe Ruth's 'Called Shot' jersey was up for auction ...

Ruth was already baseball's all-time home run leader to that point, and by a comfortable margin. By the time Ruth hit his 500th homer, the next most any player had hit was Rogers Hornsby with 263.

On a sunny Saturday afternoon on May 25, 1935, Babe Ruth hit the final three home runs of his career at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. As would future stars Willie Mays and Henry Aaron, Ruth finished ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge leads MLB with 44 home runs, 98 RBI and 93 runs scored this season. Skip to Article. ... Roger Maris crushed 61 home runs in 1961 to surpass Babe Ruth, ...

In the fifth inning of the 1932 World Series, Ruth made a pointing gesture while at bat and then hit the home run off Cubs pitcher Charlie Root. Babe Ruth's 'Called Shot' jersey was up for auction ...