SABR Baltimore/Babe Ruth Chapter

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The Yankees retired Babe Ruth’s No. 3 on this date in 1948 in what would be his final appearance at Yankee Stadium.

The jersey he wore during that ceremony is now part of one of the Museum’s most iconic exhibits. https://ow.ly/c6Ez50ZbqR8

BBRC - Philly Minor League Baseball game at the York Revolution, June 7, 2026. Great turnout, great game, beautiful smalltown ballpark.

BBRC Event at Camden Yards May 24, 2026 - Thanks to Chris Pika for the excellent talk about working as Media Relations Director for the Birmingham Barons the year Michael Jordan was a Baron. Although the game and event were delayed a day because of uncooperative weather, we still had a solid turn out and everyone came away with at least one Samuel Basallo Bobblehead! And you certainly cannot beat the view of the field from the warehouse.

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𝐁𝐚𝐛𝐞 𝐑𝐮𝐭𝐡 hit a record 354 home runs with runners on base.

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Four 20 Game Winners for the 1971 Orioles - Mike Cuellar, Pat Dobson, Dave McNally, and Jim Palmer. They won their 3rd straight pennant that season.

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Baltimore Babe Ruth Chapter of SABR Official site of the Baltimore/Babe Ruth Chapter of SABR. Chapter founded in June of 2015.

A great discussion today about ballparks and inspired stories about those who work in and around them. Former MLB on-field reporter Robby Incmikoski and Orioles PA Announcer Adrienne Roberson brought those stories to life. Robby's new book Sacred Grounds is a must read ballpark travel log.

All set up for today’s event at the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum - former MLB TV field reporter Robby Incmikoski in conversation with Orioles PA Announcer Adrienne Roberson discussing Robby's new book Sacred Grounds! 12 noon until 2 pm. Come on down!

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Babe Ruth in his distinctive batting stance during Spring Training in March 1920, his first camp as a New York Yankee after the most consequential transaction in baseball history brought him over from the Boston Red Sox that January.

Ruth would go on to hit 54 home runs that season, more than any other entire American League team, announcing to the baseball world that the sport would never look the same again.