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.

Arkansas shortstop Wehiwa Aloy still has a long way to go to break Cal Ripken, Jr.'s streak of 2,632 games in a row played.

On Saturday, The Cap Ripken Sr. Foundation hosted its 2025 annual Aspire Gala to celebrate the 30th anniversary of 2131, a commemorative baseball created by the MLB to honor Cal Ripken Jr's ...

Lance Hayashi has never been to the Orioles’ Camden Yards but recently spent 12 weeks building a mini replica of the ballpark ...

The 1990s featured some of the most iconic players to ever play the game of baseball, and those players' trading cards can fetch a good sum.

Baseball is a game rooted in tradition. Yet over the years, it has seen its fair share of evolution. On the field, the shortstop position is evolving faster than any other. But we don’t get ...

BRADENTON, Fla. — Before the meme, there was the announcement. Here was Paul Skenes, live on MLB Network. Cal Ripken Jr., the Hall of Fame shortstop, set the scene: The winner of the 2024 ...

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.

Baseball is built on the legacies of players who shaped the game and defined their franchises. Some dominated with their bats, others with their arms, and a few did both. They were stars who became ...

Two women who’d gone to school together in New Jersey were there celebrating their 60th birthdays—Nina Kaplan, a Boca Raton ...