Good Sports Art New York Yankees "Babe Ruth's Portrait" Limited Edition Artist Signed and Numbered Lithograph

They call Yankee Stadium "The House That Ruth Built." They may as well call baseball "The Game That Ruth Built." He stood alone with a persona as powerful as his mighty swing. After others had set the foundation for a great game through their hitting, pitching, fielding and running skills, Ruth emerged to take the game to a new level. He belted 54 home runs in 1920, 35 more than anyone in the game. He hit 59 more in 1921, again 35 more than anyone else. He was the first great power hitter in a game that has come to adore power. Others may have broken his records, but no one will ever erase his legacy.