Pete Crow-Armstrong made a baseball purist angry by talking about a conspiracy theory that Babe Ruth did not exist.

The Chicago Cubs star said he thought the theory was interesting. He talked about how the game is changing and how people might think Babe Ruth never existed.

Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo did not like Pete Crow-Armstrong's comments on Babe Ruth. He said they 'drove me nuts'.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong recently mentioned a theory that Babe Ruth was not real.

Mad Dog Russo talked about Babe Ruth on 'First Take'. He said nobody hit home runs like Babe Ruth. Russo also said Babe Ruth hit 27 home runs over 500 feet.

Russo asked why nobody else hit home runs if they were pitching underhand. He said it drives him crazy when athletes and media criticize old-time players.

Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a two-run home run in a game between the Athletics and the Chicago Cubs.

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Russo said people who think old-time baseball players are not as good as today's players are crazy. He said Babe Ruth would have been a Hall of Famer as a pitcher or hitter.

Babe Ruth became the all-time leader in home runs in 1921. He hit 714 home runs in his career.

In 1920, Babe Ruth hit more home runs than seven of the eight MLB teams. He did the same in 1927 when he hit 60 home runs.

Babe Ruth played for the Yankees at Yankee Stadium.

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Babe Ruth is the all-time leader in slugging percentage and OPS. He was a great hitter and pitcher.

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