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Cal Ripken

Calvin Edwin Ripken Jr., nicknamed 'the Iron Man,' is a former American professional baseball shortstop and third baseman who played his entire 21-season MLB career (1981–2001) with the Baltimore Orioles.[1][2] Renowned for his record 2,632 consecutive games played, surpassing Lou Gehrig's streak, he won Rookie of the Year (1982), two MVP awards (1983, 1991), and was a 19-time All-Star, redefining the shortstop position with power hitting and defensive prowess.[1][3] Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2007, he now leads Ripken Baseball, Inc., and supports youth programs.[4][5]

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Cal Ripken, Jr.’s All Stars Wild Pitch
Cal Ripken, Jr.’s All Stars Wild Pitch
2014
 Cal Ripken, Jr.'s All-Stars Super Slugger
Cal Ripken, Jr.'s All-Stars Super Slugger
2013
 Cal Ripken, Jr.'s All-Stars Squeeze Play
Cal Ripken, Jr.'s All-Stars Squeeze Play
2015
 The Longest Season
The Longest Season
2007
 Wild Pitch
Wild Pitch
2013
 Parenting Young Athletes the Ripken Way: Ensuring the Best Experience for Your Kids in Any Sport
Parenting Young Athletes the Ripken Way: Ensuring the Best Experience for Your Kids in Any Sport
2006
 Get in the Game: 8 Elements of Perseverance That Make the Difference
Get in the Game: 8 Elements of Perseverance That Make the Difference
2007
 Get in the Game: 8 Principles of Perseverance That Make the Difference
Get in the Game: 8 Principles of Perseverance That Make the Difference
2007