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#11
09-04-2022, 10:39 PM
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Don't forget how far away the fences were in Ruth's era, and he still managed to get to 714 even with all of the 450+ foot fences and essentially losing five years of hitting due to being a Hall-of-Fame worthy pitcher! There were years when he out-homered most or all other teams! Ruth was also a crack fielder and decent runner, at least according to the Babe Ruth candy cards that were produced.
It isn't close enough for me to go with anyone else, but I like the case for Willie Mays being second place. 
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