Cal Ripken Jr. At 65
Orioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. talks with David Ginsburg about life at 65, his new role in ownership and what’s next.
Read moreOrioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. talks with David Ginsburg about life at 65, his new role in ownership and what’s next.
Read more“If I can do it, certainly somebody else can,” Cal Ripken Jr. said in his speech as the Orioles celebrated the 30th anniversary of his consecutive games played streak. But he may be the only person around the game who feels that way.
Read moreStan “The Fan” Charles, Ross Grimsley and Luke Jackson discuss the latest on the Orioles, including this weekend’s 30th anniversary celebration of Cal Ripken Jr.’s 2131, and they look ahead to what the roster could look like in 2026.
Read moreCal Ripken Jr. says he’s looking forward to serving as a “sounding board” in his new role as part of the Orioles’ new ownership group.
Read moreOrioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. says his advice for this year’s Orioles team as they enter the playoffs is simple: “My advice would be don’t do anything different. Approach the game the same way that you have.”
Read moreFormer Orioles minor leaguer Ryan Ripken, the son of Cal Ripken Jr., recently announced his retirement from professional baseball. “For right now since that’s all I’ve known in my life, I want to explore a lot of different avenues outside the realm of baseball,” Ripken said.
Read moreCal Ripken Jr. weighed in on the new left field dimensions at Camden Yards, saying he hopes “it’s fair for all hitters and pitchers,” while adding that it has the potential to “provide a uniqueness that turns out to be really good.”
Read moreJim Henneman pays tribute to Vi Ripken, a true Matriarch for the Ripken clan and a pillar of strength for a very strong family.
Read moreTake a look back at PressBox’s 2020 cover stories, from the future of sports betting in Maryland to the 25th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr.’s record-setting night to the bond between Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and wide receiver Marquise Brown.
Read moreOn Sept. 6, Cal Ripken Jr. threw a “virtual” first pitch to his son Ryan to celebrate the 25th anniversary of 2,131, and he described the moment as “a reality check” in seeing his son all grown up.
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