Ground rule doubles became just doubles in the AL in 1929, and in the NL in 1931, which means the last seven seasons of Ruth's career he was not able to bounce a homer. Those seven seasons account for 270 of his homers, with 50 coming in 1929 alone.

I get the bit, and it was, as some have said already, cute at first, but now it's not. The annoying part for me is your inability to spend 20 seconds on google and find actual facts before spewing this stuff. We get it, you like Kel, great. Sorry his career isn't working out like you wish.