For two minutes on that September evening 30 years ago, a pair of musicians took center stage at Camden Yards, the world watching, to perform a national anthem that originated in Baltimore. Bruce ...

Camden Yards partied like it was 1995 on Saturday — long before the Orioles walked off the Dodgers for the second consecutive night after being no-hit through 26 outs. Classic fonts, logos and ...

Cal Ripken Jr. recalls jogging around the baseball diamond at Camden Yards, pointing to his proud father, Cal Ripken Sr., who at one point managed his son with the Baltimore Orioles. On September 6, ...

September 7 - Saturday night in Baltimore, Cal Ripken Jr. and the Orioles celebrated the 30th anniversary of his breaking the Major League Baseball record for consecutive games played with his 2,131st ...

BALTIMORE – Thirty years ago, Cal Ripken Jr. officially became baseball’s “Iron Man” when he broke Lou Gehrig’s streak with 2,131 consecutive games played. It almost didn’t happen. More than two years ...

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr. playing his 2,131st consecutive game and setting new records. In an interview with 11 News, Ripken said that Sept. 6, 1995, started pretty ...

Jayson Stark was 16 years into what is now a 46-year Hall of Fame baseball-writing career when he walked into Baltimore’s Camden Yards on the night of Sept. 6, 1995, knowing exactly what was about to ...