Every collector has a card with special significance, whether it was a childhood hero or the middle reliever you couldn't ...

Thirty years ago, former Orioles player Cal Ripken Jr. became baseball's "Iron Man" as he played his 2,131st consecutive game, breaking Lou Gehrig's consecutive game streak.

Cal Ripken Jr. doesn't do half measures. The MLB great had a head start in the game thanks to his father Cal Sr. -- a former player, scout, coach, and manager. The elder Ripken spent 36 years in ...

The Baltimore Orioles are gearing up for a super-powered celebration to honor the 30th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr.'s ...

Tyler passed along Cal Ripken Jr.’s phone number ... rookies who accrue 172 days of service time and finish in the top three in rookie of the year voting earn their teams an extra draft pick ...

Cal Ripken Jr. is a legend for Baltimore Orioles ... but he also won two MVPs, the AL Rookie of the Year award in 1982, and a World Series in 1983 with the team. As an authorized voice on the ...

The Baltimore Orioles are gearing up to honor one of the most remarkable milestones in professional sports: the 30th ...

The death of Ripken the bat dog left a hole in fans' hearts that younger brother Champ is well-positioned to occupy. The 2-year-old pup is another lovable, energetic and dependable black lab with ...

On Sept. 20, 1998, Cal Ripken took himself out of the starting lineup and did not play in the Baltimore Orioles’ loss to the New York Yankees, ending his consecutive-game streak at 2,632 games.