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Mad Dog Russo rips Pete Crow-Armstrong for 'derogatory' comments on Babe Ruth conspiracy theory

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Mad Dog Russo rips Pete Crow-Armstrong for 'derogatory' comments on Babe Ruth conspiracy theory
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Pete Crow-Armstrong angered a major baseball purist when he brought up a wild conspiracy theory that Babe Ruth did not exist."I was like dude, that's awesome," the Chicago Cubs star and MVP favorite said recently about hearing the theory. "We always talk about how the game is evolving, and people may as well have been under handing the ball to that guy, and he's still regarded as one of the best players ever.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong angered a major baseball purist when he brought up a wild conspiracy theory that Babe Ruth did not exist."I was like dude, that's awesome," the Chicago Cubs star and MVP favorite said recently about hearing the theory. "We always talk about how the game is evolving, and people may as well have been under handing the ball to that guy, and he's still regarded as one of the best players ever. You might as well dive further into it and be like, well maybe he just never existed."That quote got the attention of longtime talking head and former MLB Network host Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, who said his "derogatory" comments on Ruth "drove me nuts."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Hey Pete, you’re talking to me now about Ruth! Nobody hit home runs like Babe Ruth.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong angered a major baseball purist when he brought up a wild conspiracy theory that Babe Ruth did not exist."I was like dude, that's awesome," the Chicago Cubs star and MVP favorite said recently about hearing the theory. "We always talk about how the game is evolving, and people may as well have been under handing the ball to that guy, and he's still regarded as one of the best players ever.
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