When Cal Ripken Jr. Became a God, Broke the Unbreakable Record, News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

Cal Ripken's streak 25 years later

Cal Stands Alone' Cal Ripken Poster Shop the Baltimore Sun Official Store

September 6, 1995: Cal Ripken surpasses Lou Gehrig's 'unbreakable' record with 2,131st consecutive game – Society for American Baseball Research

Cal Ripken's record streak: 25 fascinating facts

Is the rumor true that Kevin Costner once had relations with Cal Ripken, Jr.'s wife, which nearly resulted in The Streak ending? - Quora

Cal Ripken Jr. broke his nose before All-Star Game

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

On Sept 6 1995, Cal Ripken Jr played in his 2131st game, thus breaking Lou Gehrig's previously-believed-unbreakable record for most consecutive games, By SB Nation

The 50 Most Unbreakable Records in American Sports, News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

TIL: In the 2001 All-Star Game, ARod surprised Cal Ripkin Jr. before the game by swapping positions (SS & 3B). This was Ripkin's final season and ARod wanted to show his respect

Bizarre Baseball Culture: A Cal Ripken Bio-Comic

Is the rumor true that Kevin Costner once had relations with Cal Ripken, Jr.'s wife, which nearly resulted in The Streak ending? - Quora

Cal Ripken, Jr. Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac

Cal Ripken Jr. streak oral history