Biography
George Herman Ruth Jr. rose from pitcher to the sport's greatest power hitter with the New York Yankees. A National Baseball Hall of Fame charter member (1936), he remains baseball's foundational superstar.
MLB / Baseball
1895 to 1948
THE BAMBINO
Yankees icon who turned home runs into American myth and remade baseball's offense.



7
World Series
Widely cited
714
Home runs
Career total
1936
Hall of Fame
Charter
Yankees
Franchise myth
Murderers' Row
New York Yankees
1914 to 1935
George Herman Ruth Jr. rose from pitcher to the sport's greatest power hitter with the New York Yankees. A National Baseball Hall of Fame charter member (1936), he remains baseball's foundational superstar.
MLB career
1914
Pro debut
Begins with Boston as a pitcher.
1920
Yankees era
Becomes New York's home-run myth.
1936
Hall of Fame
Charter inductee.
1948
Passed away
Died August 16, 1948.
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Ruth made baseball a national entertainment. Every power hitter still plays in his shadow.
MLB career
1914
Pro debut
Begins with Boston as a pitcher.
1920
Yankees era
Becomes New York's home-run myth.
1936
Hall of Fame
Charter inductee.
1948
Passed away
Died August 16, 1948.
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Ruth made baseball a national entertainment. Every power hitter still plays in his shadow.
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