Cal Ripken Jr., first ballot Baseball Hall of Famer, owner of the longest consecutive games played streak in baseball history (2,632 games), 2-time American League MVP, 19-time MLB All-Star and ...

There are streaks, and then there is "The Streak." On Sept. 6, 1995, Cal Ripken officially became baseball's new Iron Man, playing in his 2,131st consecutive game to surpass Lou Gehrig's mark. When ...

Orioles legend and part-owner Cal Ripken Jr. is taking a more active role in player development with the team. AP Photo/Daniel Kucin Jr. Cal Ripken Jr. sits in his front-row seat at Camden Yards and ...

The Major League Baseball season can be a long and grueling journey, even for players who've reached the pinnacle of the ...