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1. In 1915 Babe Ruth was the most dominant pitchers in baseball who played for Boston Red Sox. From 1915 to 1918 he won 78 games and lost 40, allowing slightly over 2 runs per game. Yet, from 1920 till the end of his career in 1935 he only pitched in 16 more career games. Suppose a team has 2 options. They can have Babe Ruth play as a pitcher (and not batting) and have Tilly Walker play in the outfield, or they can have Babe Ruth play in the outfield (and batting) and have Dutch Leonard pitch. Using the following information-and referencing the relevant economic concepts-talk about why Babe Ruth went from specializing in being a pitcher to specialize in playing in the outfield. Runs Sacrificed/Season Runs Produced/Season Babe Ruth 28.14 105 Dutch Leonard 38.08 Tilly Walker 76