Cal Ripken Jr Article Archive

    Between December 4, 2008 and December 5, 2009
  1. The 10 Most Unbreakable Individual Records in Sports

    Achievements in sports happen every year, and it seems every decade a long standing record, somewhere, somehow and by someone is broken. I present to you the list of individual records I believe should stand uncontested for the longest of time...

    Alexeiv Goodenov Written by Alexeiv Goodenov about 8 months ago 1,173 reads 71 comments

  2. Why Has There Never Been a Unanimous Selection to The Baseball Hall of Fame?

    Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice were just inducted into Cooperstown this week. Rice just snuck in, receiving 76.4 percent of the vote, in his last eligible year to be selected. Henderson made it easily, finishing with 94...

    Cody Swartz Written by Cody Swartz about 10 months ago 707 reads 59 comments

  3. The Best Power Hitting and Run Producing Duos of the 1990's By Team Based on Longevity

    In the 1990's the decade had its share of power hitters. I'm here to examine the best duos of the 1990's in terms of homeruns and rbis. Some were more complete hitters than others...

    Steven Resnick Written by Steven Resnick about 4 months ago 244 reads 3 comments

  4. The True Ironman: Brett Favre Vs. Cal Ripken Jr.

    Over recent years, sports records have been set and broken: Most passing TDs (and receptions) in a season, the single season TD record, the all-time home run record*, most passing TDs in a career, ...

    Zeke Fuhrman Written by Zeke Fuhrman about 11 months ago 301 reads 5 comments

  5. The 20 Most Unbreakable Records In Professional Sports History

    There are some records in professional sports that will never be broken. The fans know it. Other players know it. The recordholder even knows it himself...

    Bryn Swartz Written by Bryn Swartz about 11 months ago 1,934 reads 66 comments

  6. All Baltimore Orioles Fans Want Is for Mark Teixeira to Come Home

    Before the baseball Winter Meetings in Las Vegas began, I read many Orioles message boards, from MLB.com, to ESPN.com, to the daily updates in publications of the Baltimore Sun. The fans seem divided on Mark Teixeira...

    Joe Mikolai Written by Joe Mikolai about 11 months ago 510 reads 10 comments

  7. Major League Baseball's Unbreakable Numbers

    Immediately following his appearance on ESPN's First Take, in the midst of a 30-game hitting streak, Ryan Zimmerman proceeded to go 0-for-3 in the Washington Nationals' 6-3 win over the San Francisco Giants, thus ending his run at history...

    Richard Malangone Written by Richard Malangone about 6 months ago 93 reads 3 comments

  8. The MLB's Top 10 Shortstops Since 1980

    Part six in my Top 10...Since 1980 series was shortstop and for me was actually the easiest so far in terms of picking a top ten. As for where to rank them that was a bit tougher...

    Joel Reuter Written by Joel Reuter about 6 months ago 358 reads 24 comments

  9. Cal Ripken Jr: Rebuilding Baseball As an Owner

    In 1988, the Pittsburgh Pirates started a single-A minor-league ballclub in Augusta, GA. After 25 years, Augusta had finally given the fans what they wanted, a team to call their own...

    Wes Holtzclaw Written by Wes Holtzclaw about 7 months ago 66 reads 2 comments

 


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