Sorry it took so long between uploads! Been working on some SUPER cool projects I can’t wait to release on this channel AND www.youtube.com/@AlsoRGS Much love ❤❤
Ruth was actually pretty fast. He also wasn't fat until later in his career. The dude was a legit stud athlete and he stole a lot of bases. He also wasn't the pull hitter he seems to be here. He hit to all fields consistently.
He had 136 career triples. Barry Bonds only had 77. Kenny Lofton had 135. Ruth was an athlete. Swung a 54 ounce bat when today's Major Leaguers swing 32 to 34 ounce bats and those bats are carefully selected by the latest technology.
Before some people comment on if Ruth could play today all i ask is if you go outside and swing a 50 ounce bat and than imaging hitting 500 foot homeruns during the deadball era . The guy was kinda strong .
He was so versitile! He changed so much in his first three teams! When he got to the Yankees he was in god mode and he took it all the way. The other guys with him. . . Murderers row would be nasty today!
@Grizzlied555 Pitchers back then couldn't pitch in triple A today. Mid to high eighties, maybe, compared to what hitters see today, it's not even close. Them pitchers were bush league compared to today's starters.
If babe Ruth played today he would still have been the greatest of all time think about it like really think about. He would have adapted and would have grown up playing the game how it’s played today that is why people say you can’t take a guy out of the era because you have to play based on the style of game in its era same for ohtani it’s vice versa you really would never be able to tell unless the guy was born in todays era also that’s not to mention steroids could be at play too if babe was born today just imagine how many homers he would have hit.
@@dwaingambino1979 I guess I have to repeat myself again 🤦🏻♂️ YOU CANNOT TAKE A GUY OUT OF HIS ERA!!!! Obviously if you take babe Ruth out of his era exactly how he was then no shit he would have a difficult time that does not take much brains to realize but that’s not realistic and that goes for any player back then it’s how the competition is for each era like bro you really think ohtani would be the ohtani we know today? Same for babe
Players today are playing in much smaller ball parks with a juiced up rocket ball vs spacious ball parks Baseballs then we’re barely hard enough to keep their shape when hit. That is why players before the 1940’s had to swing 40oz bats to strike the ball with enough force to propel it to the outfield. No one not no one could swing Babe’s bat and do what he did in the ball parks he played. Instead of projecting yesterday’s players in today’s game…let’s take today’s players and put them in yesterday players environment. Hugh spacious ball parks, soft baseballs, heavy bats, train rides, day games, and a strike zone that was at the knees to arm pits. A lack of physical conditioning, no nutrition, and no supplements…to aide the body to be stronger….today’s athletes have all the advantages that players up to the 1970’s didn’t have, advanced equipment, favorable changes in the rules….small ball parks, small strike zones, etc….
People are sometimes born with incredible talent and hand eye coordination.......regardless if it's in 2024 or 1904. Babe was born with freakish ability, and that ability combined with modern training and equipment would result in a stand out player today. He would be just fine in todays game.
That was what Tommy Lee Jones' character Ty Cobb said about Babe Ruth in the movie Cobb. After dissing Babe Ruth when chatting with Al Stump (played by Robert Wuhl), Al Stump asked him if he would give credit to Babe Ruth on playing the game of baseball on something. Cobb finally relented and said, "Yeah....he ran well for a fat man!"
@@JHC777 You gotta see the movie. If you like a lot of the slapstick, pantomime type of humor, this movie is for you. However, if you have kids that are before 12 years old, viewer discretion advised. Lots of vulgarities and profanities, but for a Cobb movie, what else would you expect?
What made Ruth great was extremely quick hand eye coordination, which led to a quick swing and reaction. With zero sports science available back then, if you look at this swing, it was actually really mechanically sound. You take his genetic abilities, and that swing, and put him through today's training and sports science, he would be a beast. Because what made him genetically an extremely difficult out back then would absolutely translate to today. In fact, trained up to today's MLB standards, his genetic gifts of reaction time and his superhuman hand eye coordination may have made him able to hit 100 plus mph pitchers more efficiently than the average major leaguer today.
Allot of things was different during Babe Ruth’s time he played through the dead ball era and he had a 44.6 ounce bat today the bats are between 33 and 36 ounces. Several things I think would not be able to count for in a simulation.
Ruth was probably the greatest, not only a great hitter he was a great pitcher for some years. He held a record for scorless innings in the world series until whitey Ford broke it in the the 1960s. Goat!!!!
Back when Ruth was playing it took the pitcher 20 minutes to go through his wind up so Ruth had plenty of time to watch the pitch. if David Ortiz can make it the Babe probably can too.
First off, the players of today couldn't have played big league ball in Ruth's day. What a joke. Baseball scholar Bill Jenkinson wrote a book called "The Year Babe Ruth Hit 104 Home Runs". Read that book and it will set you straight on Ruth. Ruth was a freak of nature and hit more home runs than entire teams and many 500+ foot HRs off less velocity. Ruth would have hit a 1000+ HRs today.
Can someone help? What mode was this done in? My year old wants to do this with Ruth but I have no clue how to do it. sincerely,a dad from the Super Nintendo era.
@@RealRGS how did you select Ruth as the player that was going to be placed on whatever team the wheel landed on? How did you get him as an option? So confused over here…
@@JohnSpagnola-mv4cxgo into the vaults, select players, search babe Ruth, download him, go to the roster control, select any team then press import player, then save the roster, than go to the home page, press the “Y” button on franchise, then click saved rosters :)
I'm just curious how he'd do against minorities. He was so talented I'm sure he'd have a fine career, but it wouldn't have been as prolific. I see him somewhere between Kyle Schwarber and Jim Thome.
This argument gets thrown around a lot, but consider that the converse is true..the other leagues didn't have to contend with MLB players anymore than MLB players had to contend with them. At the end of the day, we only have to world and the past that happened.
@@mattwhite4302 MLB Players and Negro Leaguers played countless games against one another during the offseasons. And from what I've heard and read, the Negro Leaguers usually came out on top! That's one thing that kills me about that dark segregated era....~70% of MLB players polled in the 30s said they would welcome Black players. Most of these guys were not racist. It was the owners who shut it down. Well aside from Branch Rickey of course. Anyways...I was just speculating about Ruth. I don't deny the past. I'm very well versed in it. Believe me.
Ruth is the greatest all time. A lot of his records still stand, despite being in a sport with 20,000 people. He would dominate now just like he did then. He would be at the top. Period. End of.
Also, Ruth's bat was almost 50 oz. What would he do with say a 38 oz. He most likely would still hit 70 hr and bat 400. Several hundred of him flying out would now easily clear the fence.
The Babe would have brought the homers still. Also could have played third baseman like nothing. Not to mention DH where he would be the greatest at it.
Far more often Ruth's homers went out to the power alley in right center (429 feet) or center (490). Left center, the original Death Valley, was 470 feet from home plate, and Jenkinson's research shows Ruth often hit fly balls in that direction because he was usually pitched that way. Loud outs, those usually were. Best case, they padded his career triples total of 136, or a whopping 59 more than the once-speedy Bonds has. "I really want people to know how often this happened," Jenkinson says. "It was a regular occurrence." Here's another nugget: Bonds has hit 35 homers of 450-plus feet, all but three since Opening Day 2000. And those three, Jenkinson says, all were wind-aided according to government data. Ruth? He hit at least 245 balls of 450 feet or more, by Jenkinson's count. Jimmie Foxx is a distant second at 115. "As a power hitter Ruth just dwarfs everyone in the history of baseball," Jenkinson says. "There's nobody even close. As great as we believe him to have been, he was even better."
If you teleported him into now then he wouldn’t even be able to play in college but that’s not really fair because everyone today has the benefit of better diet and coaching.
@@IvarTheBoneless13 he dominated a time when pitcher hadn’t figured out spin rate, maximizing breaks, and tunneling. The best pitchers threw around 90 miles per hour. He wasn’t fast ever. His best speed year he stole 17 bases when the league average was 14 and double steals were very common in the day so a lot of those could have been on the tail end and uncontested. The year he stole 17 bags. He was caught stealing 21 times so yes he was slow even if he wasn’t fat. He changed the game and was ahead of his time but if you teleported 1921 babe Ruth into todays game then he strikeout every time. Now, if he was born today and grew up playing travel ball and eating right then maybe he’d be a stud. Who knows?
Sorry it took so long between uploads! Been working on some SUPER cool projects I can’t wait to release on this channel AND www.youtube.com/@AlsoRGS
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@@jcdagoat14 🤣🤣
Do 0 to 99 overall with babe Ruth
Ruth was actually pretty fast. He also wasn't fat until later in his career. The dude was a legit stud athlete and he stole a lot of bases. He also wasn't the pull hitter he seems to be here. He hit to all fields consistently.
He had 136 career triples. Barry Bonds only had 77. Kenny Lofton had 135. Ruth was an athlete. Swung a 54 ounce bat when today's Major Leaguers swing 32 to 34 ounce bats and those bats are carefully selected by the latest technology.
@someperson8151 latest technology?????
You mean a "tree"???
@@ajb9167 small iq take
The size/weight of his bat tells you his strength alone
@@ajb9167in your uneducated opinion, yes a “tree”
This is how I've felt my entire life as a Cubs fan. Somehow they always find a way to lose. An even when they win they cut it close.
Among the greatest at snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
Yo I know what you mean bro I am a Cubs fan too
Before some people comment on if Ruth could play today all i ask is if you go outside and swing a 50 ounce bat and than imaging hitting 500 foot homeruns during the deadball era . The guy was kinda strong .
I don’t watch baseball but common sense is he can’t way to outdated,way more athletic guys even in 80s than his era and 90s even advanced more
He was so versitile! He changed so much in his first three teams! When he got to the Yankees he was in god mode and he took it all the way. The other guys with him. . . Murderers row would be nasty today!
They would be garage
Who u talkin bout with His first 3 teams before he got to the Yankees? Wasn’t the Yankees the 2nd of 3 teams babe played for?
You better research your baseball history with who he played for and in what order.
This guy is my go too snack and watch a vid
I could legit sit and watch your vids all day
he ran on a diet of beers and woman and still hit 60 hrs in a season
Yeah because he faced dog shit pitching where dudes throw 200 pitches a game and a breaking ball barely existed.
@@BirdGang6 He faced 20 hall of fame pitchers, the most in baseball history.
@@BirdGang6he hit a ball 550 with a crap stick bat
@Grizzlied555 Pitchers back then couldn't pitch in triple A today. Mid to high eighties, maybe, compared to what hitters see today, it's not even close. Them pitchers were bush league compared to today's starters.
@@John-mn9rp pitchers arguably got more movement out of their pitches back then not to mention cy young played around that time
Random guy : yo what brand of shoes are those
Babe Ruth: oh it’s called the Abraham Lincoln 1s
In reality if Babe Ruth played today he would be Kyle Schwarber
If he played today he’d be dead
He'd be Vogelbach...
Facts😂
@@Dannyclips.yep
he'd be 105 points under the mendoza line isntead of 5
The outfield walls were like 450 to 475 back than
If babe Ruth played today he would still have been the greatest of all time think about it like really think about. He would have adapted and would have grown up playing the game how it’s played today that is why people say you can’t take a guy out of the era because you have to play based on the style of game in its era same for ohtani it’s vice versa you really would never be able to tell unless the guy was born in todays era also that’s not to mention steroids could be at play too if babe was born today just imagine how many homers he would have hit.
That's not the scenario...it's taking Ruth how he was an putting him into today's game
@@dwaingambino1979 I guess I have to repeat myself again 🤦🏻♂️ YOU CANNOT TAKE A GUY OUT OF HIS ERA!!!! Obviously if you take babe Ruth out of his era exactly how he was then no shit he would have a difficult time that does not take much brains to realize but that’s not realistic and that goes for any player back then it’s how the competition is for each era like bro you really think ohtani would be the ohtani we know today? Same for babe
Overrated
@@mastermace7770 😂 your such a troll your not funny
@@mastermace7770no, he is not. Ruth is the greatest hitter in the history of the game. Only person that comes even remotely close is Ted Williams.
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It's always better when rgs uploads
I hated doing the rubber bands when I had my braces. I’d always start a yawn and then get interrupted by one, two or, all three of the bands breaking.
I have been waiting for more rgs let’s go
a sub you’ve earned. this vid was funny and entertaining
i love watching ur vids!!
I loved this video great job. keep it up! But I wonder if you could do a setup tour??
Can someone let me know what's the background music name at 1:53-2:12. Thanks.
Players today are playing in much smaller ball parks with a juiced up rocket ball vs spacious ball parks Baseballs then we’re barely hard enough to keep their shape when hit. That is why players before the 1940’s had to swing 40oz bats to strike the ball with enough force to propel it to the outfield. No one not no one could swing Babe’s bat and do what he did in the ball parks he played. Instead of projecting yesterday’s players in today’s game…let’s take today’s players and put them in yesterday players environment. Hugh spacious ball parks, soft baseballs, heavy bats, train rides, day games, and a strike zone that was at the knees to arm pits. A lack of physical conditioning, no nutrition, and no supplements…to aide the body to be stronger….today’s athletes have all the advantages that players up to the 1970’s didn’t have, advanced equipment, favorable changes in the rules….small ball parks, small strike zones, etc….
News Flash: Guys pitched the same speed as they did 100 years ago
Baseball is a lot harder game today than it used to be, pitchers are throwing harder, foreign substances keep getting more advanced.
How do I find this decision making wheel? Is it part of the game ? Any help would be appreciated
People are sometimes born with incredible talent and hand eye coordination.......regardless if it's in 2024 or 1904. Babe was born with freakish ability, and that ability combined with modern training and equipment would result in a stand out player today.
He would be just fine in todays game.
I saw where babe Ruth lived in Baltimore, when I was going to orioles game I got a pic at his house.
damn bro, you are a GOAT rgs! keep up the wonderful content my brother!
thinking about getting into streaming, what is your setup
Great vid ❤
if Babe Ruth played today, he would have better training, preparation and lifestyle. Maybe his stats would be more impressive
OMG ,Babe Ruth fell on his first MLB Homer, just pray he’s okay
Fun fact: Babe Ruth was actually a really fast runner
Blud was caught stealing to end the World Series💀 but fair
That was what Tommy Lee Jones' character Ty Cobb said about Babe Ruth in the movie Cobb. After dissing Babe Ruth when chatting with Al Stump (played by Robert Wuhl), Al Stump asked him if he would give credit to Babe Ruth on playing the game of baseball on something. Cobb finally relented and said, "Yeah....he ran well for a fat man!"
@@magicwanddd have yet to see that movie maybe I’ll check it out
@@JHC777 You gotta see the movie. If you like a lot of the slapstick, pantomime type of humor, this movie is for you. However, if you have kids that are before 12 years old, viewer discretion advised. Lots of vulgarities and profanities, but for a Cobb movie, what else would you expect?
@@magicwanddd yeah I’ll def watch it like on Monday so no kids since school
Day 5 of telling rgs how fire his content is
The babe also played in the DEAD BALL ERA!!!! If he played with some of the juiced balls from today he would have launched many more bombs!!!!!
Its a good day when rgs updates
@Rgs how do you make a custom person, do you need gamepass?
How do you pitch and hit in the same game?
How do you get updated rosters in mlb the show?
1000th like for you good vid 😊
I have a question how do you play road to show with the mlb player
What mode are you doing this in?
He still holds the record for most consecutive scoreless innings pitched in the WS, 27 innings without allowing a run.
It was 29 and two thirds innings, broken by Whitey Ford.
No Whitey Ford broke that
What made Ruth great was extremely quick hand eye coordination, which led to a quick swing and reaction. With zero sports science available back then, if you look at this swing, it was actually really mechanically sound. You take his genetic abilities, and that swing, and put him through today's training and sports science, he would be a beast. Because what made him genetically an extremely difficult out back then would absolutely translate to today. In fact, trained up to today's MLB standards, his genetic gifts of reaction time and his superhuman hand eye coordination may have made him able to hit 100 plus mph pitchers more efficiently than the average major leaguer today.
24:47 what are the Phillies cooking up?
Thank you!! 🙏🙏
Everyone mentioning ruths triples, he played in polo grounds, a lot of those triples would be doubles or even singles in a modern ballpark
He only played in Polo Grounds for like 2 seasons though. I don't think the disparity is as bad as you seem to think it would be
You really don't know much about the man do you? Maybe educate yourself instead of what you've heard
3:22 💀
Allot of things was different during Babe Ruth’s time he played through the dead ball era and he had a 44.6 ounce bat today the bats are between 33 and 36 ounces. Several things I think would not be able to count for in a simulation.
Ruth was probably the greatest, not only a great hitter he was a great pitcher for some years. He held a record for scorless innings in the world series until whitey Ford broke it in the the 1960s. Goat!!!!
My brother created a Roy Hobbs strat-o-matic card. My God he was phenomenal.
I love that Marlins hat😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Back when Ruth was playing it took the pitcher 20 minutes to go through his wind up so Ruth had plenty of time to watch the pitch. if David Ortiz can make it the Babe probably can too.
Overrated
Not the Abraham Lincoln 1’s
Nice vid
First off, the players of today couldn't have played big league ball in Ruth's day.
What a joke.
Baseball scholar Bill Jenkinson wrote a book called "The Year Babe Ruth Hit 104 Home Runs". Read that book and it will set you straight on Ruth.
Ruth was a freak of nature and hit more home runs than entire teams and many 500+ foot HRs off less velocity.
Ruth would have hit a 1000+ HRs today.
Can someone help? What mode was this done in? My year old wants to do this with Ruth but I have no clue how to do it. sincerely,a dad from the Super Nintendo era.
Happy to help, was done in Franchise mode using the player lock feature when going into games
@@RealRGS thanks!!!!! We just subscribed as well.
@@RealRGS how did you select Ruth as the player that was going to be placed on whatever team the wheel landed on? How did you get him as an option? So confused over here…
@@JohnSpagnola-mv4cxgo into the vaults, select players, search babe Ruth, download him, go to the roster control, select any team then press import player, then save the roster, than go to the home page, press the “Y” button on franchise, then click saved rosters :)
How did he add stats in career
Day 2 of asking for you to have the worst team to get 116 wins or more btw I subbed
Guys he’s almost 100k!!!!!!!
Hey rgs, can you play the career of Francisco Alvarez?
I'm just curious how he'd do against minorities. He was so talented I'm sure he'd have a fine career, but it wouldn't have been as prolific. I see him somewhere between Kyle Schwarber and Jim Thome.
This argument gets thrown around a lot, but consider that the converse is true..the other leagues didn't have to contend with MLB players anymore than MLB players had to contend with them. At the end of the day, we only have to world and the past that happened.
@@mattwhite4302 MLB Players and Negro Leaguers played countless games against one another during the offseasons. And from what I've heard and read, the Negro Leaguers usually came out on top! That's one thing that kills me about that dark segregated era....~70% of MLB players polled in the 30s said they would welcome Black players. Most of these guys were not racist. It was the owners who shut it down. Well aside from Branch Rickey of course. Anyways...I was just speculating about Ruth. I don't deny the past. I'm very well versed in it. Believe me.
His greatness surpasses color... kinda sad this is actually something that you think of.
@@IvarTheBoneless13 Kinda sad white owners wouldn't let Blacks play til 1947, but go off big guy.
@@IvarTheBoneless13no it doesn't. Just another overrated white man
Do u think u could stll get his shoes
You should play a round of who had the better career pitching stats: Mariano Rivera Vs Babe Ruth. It's pretty funny.
What game mode is that
Franchise
Rgs makes my day better
Babe Ruth is The goat😂
Ruth is the greatest all time. A lot of his records still stand, despite being in a sport with 20,000 people. He would dominate now just like he did then. He would be at the top. Period. End of.
Otahni isbatter
@@tannagriger8209 Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 🤣😅😂
@@Grizzlied555 hes right babe would prob only get like 5 hits that would be at the end of the season
@@MASTER-JACK HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA 😂🤣😅😂😅🤣
@@MASTER-JACKnice jokes
Also, Ruth's bat was almost 50 oz. What would he do with say a 38 oz. He most likely would still hit 70 hr and bat 400. Several hundred of him flying out would now easily clear the fence.
Fun fact: the Cubs hold the record for biggest choke in MLB history
Also I can confirm their bullpen can and will give you heart attacks every single day
Just as long it took to get his homeruns it take you to do the same😂
If Babe Ruth was in modern baseball, he’d have 1,000 home runs. Easily.
No if they put prime babe Ruth in the mlb now he wouldn’t even get 1
Bro would have a heart attack if he saw a 90mph slider
Overrated
Ok, now that’s just not right. I agree he would probably still have 700-800 homeruns, though.
@@Film-Watcher12 Not even close
why is Aaron Nola not on the Phillies??
Ruth would hit .200 today and struggle to hit 20 homers, but only because he's dead.
Babe would suck because he smoked in the dugouts
i bet that he would do just fine bc he would take care of his body more.
I always hate recency bias, I doubt that every player today is better than the ones in the past.
MLB the Show does custom character dirty, if you aren't constantly updating their ratings it tanks them
The Babe would have brought the homers still. Also could have played third baseman like nothing. Not to mention DH where he would be the greatest at it.
My favorite team is the cubs
I was so excited when he pulled the cubs note: I’m a cubs fan
If Babe Ruth played in today's MLB he'd whiff at every pitch over 100 mph cause he never saw anything like it in his day.
phillies why phillies
As Harrison Ford would say: [ " Watch Sandlot, kid" ].
As a cubs fan I am happy
Far more often Ruth's homers went out to the power alley in right center (429 feet) or center (490). Left center, the original Death Valley, was 470 feet from home plate, and Jenkinson's research shows Ruth often hit fly balls in that direction because he was usually pitched that way.
Loud outs, those usually were. Best case, they padded his career triples total of 136, or a whopping 59 more than the once-speedy Bonds has.
"I really want people to know how often this happened," Jenkinson says. "It was a regular occurrence."
Here's another nugget: Bonds has hit 35 homers of 450-plus feet, all but three since Opening Day 2000. And those three, Jenkinson says, all were wind-aided according to government data.
Ruth? He hit at least 245 balls of 450 feet or more, by Jenkinson's count. Jimmie Foxx is a distant second at 115.
"As a power hitter Ruth just dwarfs everyone in the history of baseball," Jenkinson says. "There's nobody even close. As great as we believe him to have been, he was even better."
Jenkinson’s the guy who wrote the babe Ruth 104 homeruns book, right?
Something people don’t take into account is training. Ruth would be a better player because of better training.
If Babe Ruth played today he would only hit 19 home runs and batting average at .298. Of course he is 129 years old.
I think if babe Ruth played today he will suck because people now throw more faster than back than
You think wrong.
@@Grizzlied555Ruth wouldn’t know what to do with a 85 mph slider and 90-100 fastball. He got nothing but meatballs back then.
@@ihaveaheadache4657 Not true. Walter Johnson and Lefty Grove both threw hard as heck. The slider was called the knickle curve back then.
abraham lincoln 1s is wild
You should do a subscribers career lol I’d volunteer to go first if you want haha
Also great video by the way!
U should do Jackie Robison
I AM A CUBS FAN! LETS GOOO
Wait is he righty and lefty because he pitches with right and and bats lefty
Alejandro Kirk
LOL
that was a nasty knuckleball
First rgs never fails to to entertain
babe ruths eyes are so wide apart
your pfp is so good🤑
Why did babe Ruth collapse 😂😂😂😂
Oh, I hit a home run about 100 m meters
If you teleported him into now then he wouldn’t even be able to play in college but that’s not really fair because everyone today has the benefit of better diet and coaching.
You do know he wasn't slow and fat his whole career right?
@@IvarTheBoneless13 he dominated a time when pitcher hadn’t figured out spin rate, maximizing breaks, and tunneling. The best pitchers threw around 90 miles per hour. He wasn’t fast ever. His best speed year he stole 17 bases when the league average was 14 and double steals were very common in the day so a lot of those could have been on the tail end and uncontested. The year he stole 17 bags. He was caught stealing 21 times so yes he was slow even if he wasn’t fat. He changed the game and was ahead of his time but if you teleported 1921 babe Ruth into todays game then he strikeout every time. Now, if he was born today and grew up playing travel ball and eating right then maybe he’d be a stud. Who knows?