your video is fucking retarded. it does not show the content that viewers are searching for, you should have never uploaded this video. i think you are a horrible human being.
He was really saying one more strike, but since it was Babe Ruth and he hit a HR on the next pitch everyone thought he was pointing and he went with it. Why not? It's a great story.
I can prove he called his shot. Simple history. First, the papers indicate that he both called the count and then pointed his finger. Second, I am a Babe Ruth nut. I have watched many videos of him playing baseball. I have NEVER seen him point like that before. I don't care what the pitcher claims to quote Babe Ruth as saying. Just ask his daughter and wife. They say he never got over that one pitch. Sounds like a lot of motivation to lie and say it wasn't a called shot. First called shot ever.
@LacDenis Nothing came out about Babe Ruth calling his shot until 10 days later. You can asj Charlie Root's wife or daughter about it. His daughter is still alive. She even talked to him on his dethbed and he said You know I was a pretty good pitcher and had some great seasons with the Cubs . It just sucks that I'll be best remembered or something that never even happened.
I can prove he called his shot. Simple history. First, the papers indicate that he both called the count and then pointed his finger. Second, I am a Babe Ruth nut. I have watched many videos of him playing baseball. I have NEVER seen him point like that before. I don't care what the pitcher claims to quote Babe Ruth as saying. Just ask his daughter and wife. They say he never got over that one pitch. Sounds like a lot of motivation to lie and say it wasn't a called shot. First called shot ever.
Charlie Root (the pitcher) met Ruth a few years later and said "you know, you didn't call that shot". The Babe said "I know, but this makes a better story". Root said "if you did, I would have thrown it right down your throat."
It never happened!
Which brings me to: has anything historical ever happened at Wrigley? They've had 100 crappy seasons, and the most famous thing that ever happened there, never happened.
Ya gotta love YouTube vids that not only don't deliver at all what is promised in the title, but has absolutely no point other than that; it's not funny, proves no point, doesn't open our eyes to a new way of looking at the subject.
I love how people get so obsessed with this called shot... He got lucky... The pitcher gave him something to hit and he just crushed it like good old Babe Ruth crushed it... He had a realy high slugging percentage so if he called a shot like that the chances hes right will be higher than anyother baseball player. People just get excited because it's not everyday you see that happen... Plus amagine what the pitcher must be going threw... I mean Babe Ruth was batting and he called a shot :o
i have seen the film were he supposedly called his shot. and yes some old lady had reall footage. and he didnt call that shot in that game. like the onouncer said he was confused with 2 seperate games
I've seen it too. He is definaelty gesturing, probably pointing to the Cubs bench given the angle. Whatever he was doing, he came through-he showed up the other team and the whole damn crowd with one swing.
PEOPLE! if you play the Dynasty baseball board game (which is awesome and the most realistic sports game then please flood their phone lines with calls to make a Hall of Fame edition! I think the stats should be determined by the league averages, not there actually stats! I think it should be over the course of 5 years in their prime or something! Anyone interested please reply and do what I do by blogging! it's a shame they haven't already!
he called his shot, an interview was done to a kid who was at the game, now hes like in his 80s, and he sed that ruth pointed to wher he was gonna hit it and he did it
Johnny Moore, the Cubs' outfielder whose head the ball flew over, was my friend's grandfather.
Babe and his wife were the targets of Chicago's mocking from the moment the Yanks arrived in town.
If Babe didn't call the exact location - he clearly indicated his intention to knock it out. The ball sailed about 450 feet. Lou Gehrig followed Ruth with another home run.
There was a documentary I saw was a while ago. After the called shot, a bat boy or someone asked him, you called that, didn't you Babe? And he said, why, you didn't think I did? So, he apparently did.
I think you're talkin about the "Shot heard round the world"..and no, that was when Bobby Thompson hit a Walkoff HR in '51 to clinch the NL pennant for the Giants
there have been tonnes of shots heard around the world. like for example when Glen Anderson scored against the Soviets to give Canada the win that is one...
When I dug through the papers that covered the game, i think he did...and he did the thing where he held up his hands, saying what the pitch count was "Thats one...Thats two...". Usually the historians say the pitch count bit was mistaken for Ruth calling his shot. The newspaper in the film reports that many people could not get in the game because of the crowd and missed the top of the first. The paper claims that he did both...so I think he did call his shot.
he did call his shot cos he hit the ball where he pointed. the new yankee stadium should be named "babe ruth stadium" in honor of babe ruth's greatness to baseball. btw i used to play baseball when i was younger.
@goseahawksdavid he did i had the pleasure of going to the babe ruth museum in Maryland and they had actual footage of this glorious event. its really hard to see but u can tell that he does
your video is fucking retarded. it does not show the content that viewers are searching for, you should have never uploaded this video. i think you are a horrible human being.
PSeanMoore 3 months ago
news of the world hahaha
ZACKWELDERS 6 months ago
google benwahrlebaseballparks
baseballfreak1125 9 months ago
He was really saying one more strike, but since it was Babe Ruth and he hit a HR on the next pitch everyone thought he was pointing and he went with it. Why not? It's a great story.
danteras23 1 year ago
I love old news reels they were/are awesome!!!!!
mrberstein 1 year ago
i say he did just about anyting BESIDES calling his shot
1EPowerUp 1 year ago
I can prove he called his shot. Simple history. First, the papers indicate that he both called the count and then pointed his finger. Second, I am a Babe Ruth nut. I have watched many videos of him playing baseball. I have NEVER seen him point like that before. I don't care what the pitcher claims to quote Babe Ruth as saying. Just ask his daughter and wife. They say he never got over that one pitch. Sounds like a lot of motivation to lie and say it wasn't a called shot. First called shot ever.
LacDenis 1 year ago
@LacDenis Nothing came out about Babe Ruth calling his shot until 10 days later. You can asj Charlie Root's wife or daughter about it. His daughter is still alive. She even talked to him on his dethbed and he said You know I was a pretty good pitcher and had some great seasons with the Cubs . It just sucks that I'll be best remembered or something that never even happened.
screwdabrewcrew 7 months ago
@LacDenis How is this proof?
Rams102889 6 months ago
I can prove he called his shot. Simple history. First, the papers indicate that he both called the count and then pointed his finger. Second, I am a Babe Ruth nut. I have watched many videos of him playing baseball. I have NEVER seen him point like that before. I don't care what the pitcher claims to quote Babe Ruth as saying. Just ask his daughter and wife. They say he never got over that one pitch. Sounds like a lot of motivation to lie and say it wasn't a called shot. First called shot ever.
LacDenis 1 year ago
Charlie Root (the pitcher) met Ruth a few years later and said "you know, you didn't call that shot". The Babe said "I know, but this makes a better story". Root said "if you did, I would have thrown it right down your throat."
It never happened!
Which brings me to: has anything historical ever happened at Wrigley? They've had 100 crappy seasons, and the most famous thing that ever happened there, never happened.
Its seems to be historic only because its old.
detoth67 1 year ago
why is the world so full of douche bags?
floydfreak63 1 year ago
I think he was flipping a booger that was stuck to the tip of his finger.
DANDON323 1 year ago 2
Thats bull it is really hard to hit where you want it to go and you should be surprised
salemlaxrocks 1 year ago
True
salemlaxrocks 1 year ago
HAHAHAH BAHAHAH..... bAHAHAHAH!!!!!
wolvekr3w 2 years ago
complete and utter faggotry
JohnnyMac496 2 years ago
This was discovered in the archives of central library, their media division.
Back2Brent 2 years ago
That would be.. "You're killing me, SMALLS."
RayPaterson 2 years ago 2
bye bye red sox baack to losin to the yanks as usual.
imvinnybarbarino 2 years ago 8
big fat F
DSky2001 2 years ago
screw u redsox fans suk and to call a shot is amazing u tell me exactly how many other people have done this
piggiebob1234 2 years ago
thx for watsing my life on this pointless junk
daewen6 2 years ago
if only mickey mantle played with the bambino and iron horse they would be unstopable
hung1998 2 years ago
don't forget dimaggio,maris,berra,and jackson
meness93 2 years ago
Yankees AreThe Best Team Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
chowhound88 2 years ago 2
Ya gotta love YouTube vids that not only don't deliver at all what is promised in the title, but has absolutely no point other than that; it's not funny, proves no point, doesn't open our eyes to a new way of looking at the subject.
DanLightning 2 years ago
I love how people get so obsessed with this called shot... He got lucky... The pitcher gave him something to hit and he just crushed it like good old Babe Ruth crushed it... He had a realy high slugging percentage so if he called a shot like that the chances hes right will be higher than anyother baseball player. People just get excited because it's not everyday you see that happen... Plus amagine what the pitcher must be going threw... I mean Babe Ruth was batting and he called a shot :o
havee3333333 2 years ago
Benny the Jet Rodriguez should have just asked him when he had the chance.
richardhkirkando 2 years ago 3
a man funny comment lol hahaha... thats the sandlot really funny man
raidernick2 2 years ago
haashhah aggreeeeeeeeed
rewindtmj 2 years ago
sorry i meant Paul Henderson... got a little mixed up
rumney84 2 years ago
i just read a book called babe and me and and its all about this its an awesome book
sillypantsochasy 2 years ago
I called a home run in wiffle ball one time -- its no big yip...
tsunami11 2 years ago
Obviously the CALLED SHOT is a myth and due to RUTH dominance over his era it becomes legend but clearly not fact. The fact th
skinnydude911 2 years ago
i say he flipped off the pitcher
bhackett777 2 years ago 12
the latter reference (the original) is from the poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson with reference to the first shot of the Battle of Lexington and Concord.
LazlosPlane 2 years ago 3
yea thats what i was talking about...but then all these other people came in here talking about all these other shots heard round the world
smartnessness123 2 years ago
No. The "Shot Heard Round the World," was Bobby Thompson's home run against Ralph Branca in 1951, winning the pennant for the Giants.
Or, it was the first shot of the Revolutionary War.
LazlosPlane 2 years ago 4
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206judgementday206 2 years ago
i have seen the film were he supposedly called his shot. and yes some old lady had reall footage. and he didnt call that shot in that game. like the onouncer said he was confused with 2 seperate games
kingufokid 2 years ago
I've seen it too. He is definaelty gesturing, probably pointing to the Cubs bench given the angle. Whatever he was doing, he came through-he showed up the other team and the whole damn crowd with one swing.
LFD254 2 years ago
PEOPLE! if you play the Dynasty baseball board game (which is awesome and the most realistic sports game then please flood their phone lines with calls to make a Hall of Fame edition! I think the stats should be determined by the league averages, not there actually stats! I think it should be over the course of 5 years in their prime or something! Anyone interested please reply and do what I do by blogging! it's a shame they haven't already!
Chamberlindsey 2 years ago
He was pointing to the Cubs dugout.
xlegionx 2 years ago
This is such a fake
I think he called it
oxenpigpen2 2 years ago
he called his shot, an interview was done to a kid who was at the game, now hes like in his 80s, and he sed that ruth pointed to wher he was gonna hit it and he did it
iDuffdabestweed 2 years ago
Johnny Moore, the Cubs' outfielder whose head the ball flew over, was my friend's grandfather.
Babe and his wife were the targets of Chicago's mocking from the moment the Yanks arrived in town.
If Babe didn't call the exact location - he clearly indicated his intention to knock it out. The ball sailed about 450 feet. Lou Gehrig followed Ruth with another home run.
TubeNumber2 2 years ago
There was a documentary I saw was a while ago. After the called shot, a bat boy or someone asked him, you called that, didn't you Babe? And he said, why, you didn't think I did? So, he apparently did.
Ecksntrick8 3 years ago 2
wasn't that called the shot seen 'round the world er somtin?
theheartbreakkid54 3 years ago
I think you're talkin about the "Shot heard round the world"..and no, that was when Bobby Thompson hit a Walkoff HR in '51 to clinch the NL pennant for the Giants
dwhite089 3 years ago
i thought the shot heard round the world was the shot the started the American Revolution?
smartnessness123 3 years ago
That's right! . . . and it was Bobby Thompson who fired it : )
TubeNumber2 2 years ago
It was. But so was what he's talking about. They called it that because so many troops overseas were listening to the game on the radio.
xlegionx 2 years ago
there have been tonnes of shots heard around the world. like for example when Glen Anderson scored against the Soviets to give Canada the win that is one...
rumney84 2 years ago
even though every major leauge baseball player will say he did. you add this shit.
rootber200 3 years ago
It is more fun to believe he did it. So believe.
billmkyzl 3 years ago
so did he do it or not
goseahawksdavid 3 years ago
Yes he did - He pointed to the centre field bleachers before unleashing a home run to this area on the very next pitch.
rebisdead 3 years ago
When I dug through the papers that covered the game, i think he did...and he did the thing where he held up his hands, saying what the pitch count was "Thats one...Thats two...". Usually the historians say the pitch count bit was mistaken for Ruth calling his shot. The newspaper in the film reports that many people could not get in the game because of the crowd and missed the top of the first. The paper claims that he did both...so I think he did call his shot.
Back2Brent 3 years ago
he did call his shot cos he hit the ball where he pointed. the new yankee stadium should be named "babe ruth stadium" in honor of babe ruth's greatness to baseball. btw i used to play baseball when i was younger.
DCSk8er529 3 years ago 2
@goseahawksdavid he did i had the pleasure of going to the babe ruth museum in Maryland and they had actual footage of this glorious event. its really hard to see but u can tell that he does
jonnielf 1 year ago
Nice fake audio.
Kenoman29 3 years ago
ruth rules!
Zboy0112 3 years ago 3
at the end he was just throwing away his second bat....
cowboys5555 3 years ago
hehe nice.
91basket 3 years ago
babe ruth was actually a chocolate bar
Diorama42 3 years ago
not baby ruth....
spacepluto 3 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Babe Ruth never existed. He was a government conspiracy. Thats actually Jackie Gleason in this video.
mikeisi 3 years ago
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TeAbAgGeDtOdEaTh 3 years ago
??????
dennis040404 3 years ago