Ripken Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame

Cal Ripken Jr., who played in 2,632 consecutive games to break Lou Gehrig's major league record o...  More »

Cal Ripken Jr., who played in 2,632 consecutive games to break Lou Gehrig's major league record of 2,130, was elected to baseball's hall of fame Tuesday, along with Tony Gwynn. Ripken hit 431 home runs, playing his entire career with Baltimore. (Jan. 9)  « Less