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Pete Crow-Armstrong suggests possibility ‘Babe Ruth never existed’
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Credit: Let’s Be Honest podcastIf Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs, but no one alive actually saw all of them, was he a real Major League Baseball player?
And while most people would probably answer with a lame take about pineapple on pizza or something, Crow-Armstrong exceeded expectations by sharing a wild Babe Ruth conspiracy theory.
“Babe Ruth never existed is one that I like.
And without much video evidence or many firsthand recollections of Ruth playing, it seems like you can convince Crow-Armstrong of the conspiracy.
Crow-Armstrong did say “Babe Ruth never existed” as his “unpopular opinion,” but it sounded like he was more willing to question his greatness than his existence.