At the Ballpark
1998 Cal Ripken Jr, At the Ballpark #3
1998 Hallmark At the Ballpark Ornament
QXI4033
#3 in the At the Ballpark series!
With every game, Baltimore Orioles standout Calvin Edwin 'Cal' Ripken Jr adds to his remarkable career. Named the American League Rookie of the Year in 1982, he was the League's MVP in 1983 and 1991 and has been named to its All-Star team 14 times. Widely admired for his commitment to play day in and day out, in 1995 he surpassed even the legendary Lou Gehrig's major league record of 2130 consecutive games played. Cal Ripken spoke modestly of setting the new record, stating, "It was a great day for baseball."
- Artist
- Dill Rhodus
- Size
- Not available
- Box Size
- 5.5" H x 2.25" W x 2.5" D
1998 Cal Ripken Jr, At the Ballpark #3 1998 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QXI4033 #3 in the At the Ballpark series! With every game, Baltimore Orioles standout Calvin Edwin 'Cal' Ripken Jr adds to his remarkable career. Named the American League Rookie of the Year in 1982, he was the League's MVP in 1983 and 1991 and has been named to its All-Star team 14 times. Widely admired for his commitment to play day in and day out, in 1995 he surpassed even the legendary Lou Gehrig's major league record of 2130 consecutive games played. Cal Ripken spoke modestly of setting the new record, stating, "It was a great day for baseball." Artist: Dill Rhodus Size: 4.668" x 1.648" x 2.058"
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