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Baseball Is And Always Will Be The Greatest Game.

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“Baseball is and always will be the greatest game”, a quote that was invented by Babe Ruth himself. I totally agree with him on that quote because my opinion is the same as his was. Babe Ruth was the greatest baseball player who ever lived for his stats he put up and how many people he inspired in his game.
I have been playing baseball since I was three years old, ever since I could pick up a baseball. It was the game that my family pushed for me to play when I was younger and I fell in love with it more and more each time I picked up a baseball, of course it took long for me to actually get good but I finally got there when I was twelve years old. All before that point I was playing at a lower level of baseball compared to other kids my age

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