Bobby Grich was a terrrific inflelder who started his major league career with the Baltimore Orioles in 1970 and finished it as a member of the A.L. West Champion California Angels in 1986. A career .266 batter, he collected 1,833 hits along the way,...Read More

# Cincinnati Reds Starting Pitcher # Member of 2004 World Series Champions Boston Red Sox # One-Time All-Star

Besides being the modern day ''Iron Man,'' Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr. was also one heck of a hitter. The 19-time American League All-Star collected 3,184 hits during his 21 seasons of service for Baltimore and was named the A.L. MVP twice (1983 and...Read More

Cal Ripken Jr. was a two-time American League MVP (1983 and ’91), not to mention a two-time MVP of the annual MLB All-Star Game (’91 and 2001). Beloved by fans across the country, Ripken was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2007, his first year of elig...Read More

Pay tribute to Major League Baseball's all-time ''Iron Man'' by purchasing this autographed Breaking Through display piece, which acknowledges his incredible record streak of 2,632 consecutive games played. Ripken played his entire 21-year career wi...Read More

On the night of Sept. 6, 1995, Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. played in his 2,131st consecutive MLB game, breaking the 56-year-old record set by legendary Yankee great Lou Gehrig. Ripken played his entire 21-year career with the O's and finished hi...Read More

On Sept. 6, 1995, playing before a capacity crowd at Baltimore's Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. played in his 2,131st consecutive MLB game, breaking the 56-year-old record set by legendary Yankee great Lou Gehrig. Ripke...Read More

To absolutely no one's surprise, Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr. was a first-ballot Hall-of-Fame inductee in 2007. As the owner of one of baseball's greatest records ever - most consecutive games played: 2,632 - Ripken is beloved by fans everywhere. Sal...Read More

In 1993, for the first time ever, the Baltimore Orioles sported Black (Alternate) Home Jerseys at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. It marked the O's second year in their new ballpark as they also hosted the Mid-Summer Classic that season. Baltimore Hall ...Read More

Baltimore Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr. was a first-ballot Hall-of-Fame inductee in 2007. He owns one of baseball's most hallowed records ever - most consecutive games played: 2,632 - and is beloved by fans everywhere. Salute the modern-day ''Ironman'...Read More

To no one's surprise, Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr. was a first-ballot Hall-of-Fame inductee in 2007. As the owner of one of baseball's greatest records ever - most consecutive games played: 2,632 - Ripken is beloved by fabns everywhere. Salute the mo...Read More

Cal Ripken Jr., a.k.a. "Iron Man," holds the MLB record for most consecutive games played with 2,632. He broke Lou Gehrig's longstanding record of 2,130 straight games on September 6, 1995. He also was named the A.L. MVP two different seasons (1983 a...Read More

Baltimore Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr., the team's long-time shortstop/third baseman, was recently elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Official word came down on January 9, 2007. Congratulations to Major League Baseball's modern day ''Ironman,'' wh...Read More

Cal Ripken Jr. Signed Breaking Through Display; Limited Edition size - 100, Dimensions: 18\" wide x 26\" high.

Boston Red Sox Starting Pitching Prospect; Born: 08/14/1984, Birthplace: Lumberton, TX,College: Angelina JC, Height: 6'3",Weight: 190, Bats: L, Throws: R

Los Angeles Dodgers Starting Pitcher; Born: 03/19/1988, Birthplace: Dallas , TX, Height: 6' 3", Weight: 210, Bats: L, Throws: L.

Cole Hamels isn\'t suffering from a sophomore slump which sometimes happens in the MLB big leagues. The 24-year-old Hamels is pitching .357 ERA with 148 strike outs, 2 complete games, and is the Ace for the Phillies organization for years to com...Read More

Cole Hamels isn't suffering from a sophomore slump which sometimes happens in the MLB big leagues. The 24-year-old Hamels is pitching .357 ERA with 148 strike outs, 2 complete games, and is the Ace for the Phillies organization for years to come.

Cole Hamels isn't suffering from a sophomore slump which sometimes happens in the MLB big leagues. The 24-year-old Hamels is pitching .357 ERA with 148 strike outs, 2 complete games, and is the Ace for the Phillies organization for years to come.

# Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Third Baseman # Sporting News 2004 Minor League Player of the Year after he had a .317 Batting Average with 40 Home Runs and 126 Runs Batted In.