Koriann

“Yankees.”
― David A. Kelly, Babe Ruth and the Baseball Curse

“the picture, how many people are chasing the girl? 2. What is the girl carrying? 3. Does the girl have both her feet on the ground? 4. What are the man and woman holding? 5. Is the girl wearing socks? 6. Is the girl wearing polka-dotted shorts?”
― David A. Adler, The Sports Day Mysteries

“were one of the worst teams in the league. They lost game after game. They didn’t come close to winning a World Series. But Babe Ruth turned their luck around. After he became a New York Yankee, things would never be the same. Within a few years of buying Babe Ruth, the Yankees won the first of dozens of World Series. On the Yankees, Ruth hit even more home runs. In 1920, Ruth was one of the most famous people in America. He hit an amazing fifty-four home runs that year. That’s twenty-five more than he had hit the year before. Fifty-four home runs was more than most teams had!”
― David A. Kelly, Babe Ruth and the Baseball Curse

“Curt Schilling pitched game two at Fenway Park the following night. Again, blood soaked through his white”
― David A. Kelly, Babe Ruth and the Baseball Curse