Pete Crow-Armstrong claims Babe Ruth may not have existed on podcast
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 12:28 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Cubs centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong made controversial comments during Kristin Cavallari's podcast on August 4, suggesting that Babe Ruth may not have existed. His statement references a theory shared among Mariners pitchers claiming Ruth's non-existence, highlighting a lack of video evidence from his era. Despite the jest, Crow-Armstrong's remarks sparked a discussion about Ruth's legendary status in baseball, given the extensive firsthand accounts of his career. The broader implications of his theory raise questions about historical narratives in sports.
- •Crow-Armstrong appeared on Kristin Cavallari's podcast.
- •He claimed Babe Ruth may not have existed.
- •The comment stemmed from Mariners bullpen discussions.
- •Ruth's legacy is anchored by numerous historical accounts.
- •Debates over sports history are increasingly common.
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