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The Babe's Series Gamble
The Babe's Series Gamble
In the 1950s, Walter O’Malley dreamed of a futuristic domed ballpark that could’ve kept the Dodgers in Brooklyn—if only New York had said yes.
The Babe's Series Gamble
The Babe's Series Gamble
The Babe's Series Gamble
When Babe Ruth tried to steal second to save the 1926 World Series, the result wasn’t glory—it was the most head-scratching ending in baseball history.
The Hitless Wonders
The Babe's Series Gamble
The Hitless Wonders
The 1906 White Sox earned their “Hitless Wonders” nickname by finishing near the bottom in hits and power, but a deeper look shows a patient, low-strikeout team that scored runs efficiently and then hit just enough in October to turn a punchline into a championship.
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