Babe

The biography paints a detailed picture of Babe Ruth's life both on and off the field. I'm curious what motivated the author to delve into his lesser-known hardships and how that shaped the narrative.

Ruth often comes across as a larger-than-life figure, but this book seems to explore his vulnerabilities. How did this new perspective change the way you see his legacy?

Listening to the biography added a different dimension to the narrative, especially with the narration style. Did the audio enhance your connection to Babe Ruth’s story or make it feel more personal?