KnowraBabe RuthLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Babe Ruth, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 1Related 7Compared with 6Baseball Hall of FameRelated: His election in the inaugural class helped establish the Hall's stature.New York YankeesRelated: His move from Boston in 1920 began the Yankees’ rise as a dominant team.Roaring TwentiesRelated: His celebrity reflected the rise of mass sports, newspapers, and popular entertainment.Boston Red SoxRelated: His 1919 sale to New York became the central story behind the Curse of the Bambino.Hank AaronCompared with: Ruth’s record framed Aaron’s pursuit and the historic moment of its fall.Ty CobbCompared with: Ruth’s power-centered fame marked a new baseball era that eclipsed Cobb’s style of play.Lou GehrigRelated: Ruth and Gehrig formed the Yankees’ celebrated batting partnership during the team’s late-1920s success.Mickey MantleCompared with: Ruth’s single-season record of 60 home runs set the mark Mantle and Maris pursued.Rogers HornsbyCompared with: Ruth’s home-run-centered fame contrasts with Hornsby’s reputation for combining power with a high batting average.Baseball in the United StatesBroader topic: His celebrity helped make professional baseball a mass popular spectacle.Mark McGwireCompared with: Ruth’s earlier home-run records provide a historical comparison for McGwire’s power-hitting fame.Jimmie FoxxCompared with: Foxx followed Ruth as the second player to hit 500 major-league home runs.Kenesaw Mountain LandisRelated: Ruth’s career unfolded during Landis’s effort to restore baseball’s public standing.History of baseballRelated: His power hitting helped define baseball's post-Deadball Era and its growing mass appeal.