Former Baltimore Orioles player Cal Ripken, left, smiles for a

Calling his own number, Ripken ends the streak – Orlando Sentinel

Diamond Anniversary - Baltimore Magazine

Cal Ripken's farewell tour – Sun Sentinel

Cal Ripken Jr. broke baseball's Iron Man record 25 years ago. Until last month, he refused to watch the tape.

Baltimore Orioles sign top pick Jackson Holliday to $8.19 million bonus - ESPN

Gase: Twenty years ago Cal Ripken saved baseball with his streak – Times Herald Online

Cal Ripken Jr.'s second baseball life - WTOP News

Former Baltimore Orioles players Cal Ripken, Jr., left, Jim Palmer, center, and Eddie Murray prepare to throw ceremonial first pitches during a pre-game celebration honoring the 1983 World Series championship team prior to a baseball game against the

I guess it's better to talk about it than to be forgotten': The story of the man who replaced Cal Ripken Jr.

2001 Bowman's Best Cal Ripken Jr. #49 Baltimore Orioles

Cal Ripken Sr. dies of lung cancer at age 63

No. 1 pick Holliday gets $8.19 million bonus from Orioles

Calling his own number, Ripken ends the streak – Orlando Sentinel

Cal Ripken Sr. – Society for American Baseball Research