Saturday, March 8, 2014

A ‘Home Run’ Retirement Plan

When baseball fans talk about players from the early 1900s, Babe Ruth is normally the first person mentioned. He was a great home-run hitter with 714 career home runs, a record that stood for almost 40 years.
Only two men have surpassed it. Ruth struck out 1,330 times — a record that also stood for several decades.
Most people think of Ty Cobb as a gritty player who held the career stolen-base record for many years. But let’s look a bit deeper. Ty Cobb broke into major-league baseball in 1905 at the age of 19 and hit .240 his first season. For the next 23 seasons, he hit over .300.  (more)
Please share this article

No comments:

Post a Comment