BALTIMORE – Cal Ripken Jr. knows what it takes and how it feels to play in 2,632 consecutive baseball games – the aches and pains and close calls wrought by wrenched backs and bench-clearing brawls, ...
Rex Hudler pestered plate umpire Larry Barnett for a game-used baseball, one with the orange laces and number “8” stamp to commemorate Baltimore Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. breaking Lou Gehrig’s ...
BALTIMORE – Thirty years ago, Cal Ripken Jr. officially became baseball’s “Iron Man” when he broke Lou Gehrig’s streak with 2,131 consecutive games played. It almost didn’t happen. More than two years ...
Camden Yards partied like it was 1995 on Saturday — long before the Orioles walked off the Dodgers for the second consecutive night after being no-hit through 26 outs. Classic fonts, logos and ...
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