Summary Of Babe Ruth By Richard Panchyk

The author had to know a ton of historic facts and stories of baseball’s finest. The author had to research and interview people about their stories of major league baseball, their quest to complete the minors, their long career or short. What they did was a story of their own that the author had to know to write this book. For example Babe Ruth had a great story being poor getting into trouble, but he turned out to be a great man a legend. The author had a few main ways to get these facts and stories.

First off, the author had to know about the past to write about the past. To do this Richard Panchyk interviewed old former players, players children, player's teammates, managers, or even roommates of legends. Richard Panchyk interviewed more than 500 people just to write this one book. This required lots of work and couldn’t write a book on it’s own. He had to use a key resource called research.
Furthermore, learn more about players careers, stats. Teams they played for and all that stuff. How else would he know that Barry Bonds won 7 MVP awards and that Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Babe Ruth, Christy Mathewson, and Walter Johnson were the first selected into the Hall of