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Baseball changes through the years. It gets milder
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"Baseball changes through the years. It gets milder"

- Babe Ruth

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This quote by Babe Ruth speaks with the evolution of the video game of baseball with time. It suggests that the video game has ended up being less extreme and more unwinded as the years have actually passed. This could be translated in a few different ways. It could imply that the guidelines of the game have actually become less rigorous, permitting more leniency in how the video game is played. It could likewise imply that the players themselves have actually become less competitive, and the game has become more of a leisure activity than a sport. It could likewise imply that the atmosphere of the game has actually ended up being more unwinded, with less pressure on the players to carry out at a high level. Whatever the case, Babe Ruth's quote speaks with the changing nature of baseball over time, and how it has actually become milder.

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Babe Ruth This quote is written / told by Babe Ruth between February 6, 1895 and August 16, 1948. He was a famous Athlete from USA. The author also have 26 other quotes.

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