Never seen this footage of a very slim Babe Ruth taking some BP swings. Best thing you’ll see today

Polo Grounds dimensions

Three of the best to have played the game Henry Aaron, Warren Spahn, and Eddie Mathews

#OTD in 1956, Don Larsen had his day in the sun. Here’s my painting of the very first pitch of that perfect game. (I can’t believe this painting’s almost 20 years old!!!)

Steve Carlton, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, and Tom Seaver 12 Cy Young awards

In 1995, Tony Gwynn had 15 strikeouts in 585 ABs. To start 2025, Rafael Devers had 15 strikeouts in his first 19 AB.

Stan The Man, Hammering Hank and The Say Hey Kid.

Here is the complete list of every ball player in history to hit 50+ HRs in a year while striking out less than 50 times. Johnny Mize.

🐃💩POST! It was night, you know DARK?! when Roki pitched. This is a video from another game. 4 million fans, most in MLB, tell a different story. Nice try, Loser. Time for vacation, get golfing. Leave the baseball to the teams still playing. F'n🤡

"Pee Wee Reese looked into Cincinnati dugout and the grandstands beyond, as the slurs and heckling were coming from both Cincinnati ballplayers and fans. Some were shouting out terms like “shoeshine boy”, “snowflake” and worse. Reese, however, did not call out at the taunters

Hack Wilson, a 5'6" CF, also had size 5 1/2 feet. He was an oddly shaped dude. who hit 56 HR and had 191 RBIs in 1930.

#OTD in 1882, John Preston “Pete” Hill was born in Culpeper, VA. The five-tool player was considered one of the first superstars in black baseball. Here’s an in-progress painting of him with the Chicago Leland Giants in 1907, facing the Cuban Stars of Havana at Logan Park.

Great shot of Honus Wagner.

Christy Mathewson threw his third shutout of the 1905 World Series to give the New York Giants the World Championship in five games, October 14, 1905. Mathewson started and won Game 1, Game 3, and Game 5, each time shutting out the Athletics. Over a span of just six days, he

Mayor LaGuardia at microphone speaking as Lou Gehrig listens with bowed head at Yankee Stadium, July 4, 1939- Lou Gehrig Day.

The Big Cat - Andres Galarraga

Mickey Mantle batting as a rookie wearing number 6. Mantle was assigned number 6 because Yankees management saw him as the next great star following legends Babe Ruth (3), Lou Gehrig (4), and Joe DiMaggio (5). He wore #6 through spring training and the first part of the 1951

Boston Red Sox George Scott, Rick Burleson, Jim Rice, Carl Yastrzemski, Carlton Fisk, Fred Lynn and Bill Campbell

Hank Aaron and his wife Billye congratulate Sadaharu Oh on breaking Aaron's home run record during a pre-game ceremony at Korakuen Stadium in Japan on September 18, 1977. This event took place shortly after Oh had surpassed Aaron's record of 755 home runs by hitting his 756th two

"Babe Ruth erupted into baseball like an Everest in Kansas. There was no one like him before. No one remotely like him. In his third year as a full time player, that is, his third year not as a pitcher — just three years! — Ruth held the career record for home runs. Ruth went