On the night of his major league debut in 1987, a 22-year old Billy Ripken stood alongside his brother Cal Ripken Jr. during the national anthem at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Both brothers ...

Mike Trout, Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani might have something to say about this, but if you ask former big-leaguer Bill Ripken who the most talented player in baseball is, he'll tell you it's ...

Once he takes the field, Holliday will wear the No. 7, which hasn't been worn by an Orioles player, coach or manager since it was worn by Ripken Sr.'s son, Billy Ripken, after his father was fired ...

One of the most infamous cards in the history of baseball collectibles just made headlines yet again. On Saturday, February 22nd, a 1989 Fleer Bill Ripken "Scribbled ...

It was 35 years ago that Fleer released the legendary Billy Ripken baseball card that featured ‘f*** face’ written on the knob of his bat while he was with the Baltimore Orioles. This week ...

There has been no shortage of speculation on where Bogaerts will end up, however, and former MLB infielder and current MLB Network analyst Billy Ripken recently became the latest voice to weigh in ...

FOUND: Collector Pulls Elusive Holliday/Ripken Dual Auto / Billy Ripken - Jackson Holliday - 2024 Topps Chrome Update Dual Autograph 1/1 / Topps via X.com (https://x ...

The article touting the new card drew a throughline from Holliday’s card to one of the most famous — and notorious — cards in baseball history, which was Billy Ripken’s 1989 Fleer card.

The last player to wear No. 7 in Baltimore was Billy Ripken in 1988 before the number was unofficially retired when Cal Sr. died in 1999. Billy Ripken currently works as an analyst for MLB Network.

The 1/1 Superfractor dual autograph of Jackson Holliday and Bill Ripken found within the 2024 Topps Chrome Update set is nothing short of elusive and is sure to be a thrilling endeavor for ...