It's remarkable. When I wrote the book, Ruth had been dead 25 years. He had not played ball in almost 40. And yet every day I would see his name in the newspaper or in various references, somewhere. Now it's 18 years later, and the same thing is still going on.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "It's remarkable. When I wrote the book, Ruth had been dead 25 years. He had not played ball in almost 40. And yet every day I would see his name in the newspaper or in various references, somewhere. Now it's 18 years later, and the same thing is still going on." in the context of "Robert Creamer (author of the acclaimed 1974 Ruth biography, Babe: The Legend Comes to Life), as quoted in "Larger Than Life: The World Hasn't Forgotten Babe Ruth. If Anything, the Fascination With the Bambino Has Increased" by Pat Calabria, in The Los Angeles Times (April 17, 1992)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.