one of my first books I remember reading a hundred times was

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Sep 2, 2015
8:14:45pm

cougarmanguy

a short, 80-90 page book. Half on Ruth, half on Hank. I probably read it every day when I was 8 for an entire summer.

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cougarmanguy

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I'm in a meeting with 20 young men, and the speaker mentioned Babe Ruth & asked

cougarmeister

9/2/15 8:00pm

That used to be such a relevant question until the steroid era

cougarmanguy

9/2/15 8:02pm

Either you play baseball or you live in a major league city or you just do not

calvindyer

9/2/15 8:07pm

there are a lot of reasons for all of that that have been discussed for years

cougarmanguy

9/2/15 8:09pm

I felt like the kids from The Sandlot

cougarmeister

9/2/15 8:08pm

one of my first books I remember reading a hundred times was

cougarmanguy

9/2/15 8:14pm

RE: I'm in a meeting with 20 young men, and the speaker mentioned Babe Ruth &

blucoug18

9/2/15 8:15pm

You want to be REALLY worried about the upcoming generation? Ask how many of the

LeftOfNormal

9/2/15 8:19pm

Yes. It is a different world, and it's not as good as it used to be.

wiffleboy

9/2/15 8:22pm

time marches on. Seems half of CB doesn't know of Cosic, Carter, Sheide, etc

Bluforever

9/2/15 9:00pm

714 plus .349 BA plus 89 wins and 2.19 ERA. Easily greatest ever.

Bluforever

9/2/15 9:05pm

Had no idea his ERA was so low. Thought he was just a fair to middlin' pitcher.

LeftOfNormal

9/2/15 9:12pm

One of the most dominant left handers of the era

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