Baseball Ticket Stubs

List of ticket stubs for Cal Ripken Jr.

This is my Ticket collection. This is not really a sales site, but a way to show my collection. I do trade, and have been known to sell on occasion. My main interest are 3k hit, 3k strikeout, 300 win and 500 HR. I also have interest in debuts and pre-War tickets.
Email for questions: jeffreygladish@gmail.com

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First-Last 1982-04-05	1982 Baltimore Orioles vs. Kansas City Royals Cal Ripken Jr. HR #1 of career also a Single and a Double (Hits #6 to #8), Gary Roenicke HR #44, Dan Ford HR #101 Eddie Murray Grand-Slam (GS #5 of 19) HR #134, George Brett HR #105
Game 1982-06-26	1982 Milwaukee Brewers vs Detroit Tigers Cal Ripken Jr. streak game #24/consecutive innings game #20, Eddie Murray 2 hits (#881 & #882) Dennis Martinez complete game win.
Game 1982-09-24	1982 Milwaukee Brewers vs. Baltimore Orioles Robin Yount 2 HRs #92 & #93, 3 hits #1,349 to #1,351, Paul Molitor 4 hits #722 to #725, Eddie Murray 4 hits #986 to #989, Don Sutton Win #257, Cal Ripken Jr. streak game #109. Last game for: Ross Grimsley (1978 All-Star) & Don Stanhouse (1979 All-Star).
Game 1982-09-26	1982 Milwaukee Brewers vs Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. Hit #157, streak game #111, Gorman Thomas HR #197 Eddie Murray HR #164
Game 1983-05-22	1983 Toronto Blue Jays vs Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. 2 hit game (#209 to #210) Jim Clancy Win
Game 1983-06-15	1983 Milwaukee Brewers vs Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. HR #39 & Double (Hits #231 & #232) Paul Molitor hits #791 & #792, Robin Yount 3 hits #1,435 to #1,437
Game 1983-09-23	1983 Milwaukee Brewers vs Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. 4 hit game (#358 to #361) Robin Yount Double (Hit #1,529), Ted Simmons 2 Hits
Game 1983-09-24	1983 Milwaukee Brewers vs Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. 2 hit game (#362 to #363), Robin Yount 2 Doubles and a Single (Hits #1,533 to #1,535), Paul Molitor Hit #895 Jim Palmer Strikeout #2,206
Game 1984-05-20	1984 Baltimore Orioles vs Seattle Mariners Cal Ripken Jr. HR #66, Eddie Murray HR #207
Game 1994-08-01	1994 Baltimore Orioles vs Minnesota Twins Cal Ripken Jr. Consecutive Games Played Streak #2000. Rafael Palmeiro: Double (Hit #1271); Kirby Puckett: Double Top corners have tiny dinks (visible on rev scan if you look close).
Historic-Games 1995-09-05	1995 Baltimore Orioles vs. California Angels Cal Ripken Jr. ties record for most consecutive games played at 2,130 consecutive games record set by Lou Gehrig. Box-Office Ticket
Historic-Games 1995-09-05	1995 Baltimore Orioles vs. California Angels Cal Ripken Jr. ties record for most consecutive games played at 2,130 consecutive games record set by Lou Gehrig. Season Ticket
Historic-Games 1995-09-06	1995 Baltimore Orioles vs. California Angels Cal Ripken Jr. sets record for most consecutive games played at 2,131 consecutive games record set by Lou Gehrig. Season Ticket
Game 1996-05-17	1996 Baltimore Orioles vs Seattle Mariners Cal Ripken Jr. HR #329, Alex Rodriguez Grand Slam #2 of 25 HR #12, Rafael Palmeiro HR #202 (light creases and writing on back)
Game 1996-07-26	1996 Baltimore Orioles vs Cleveland Indians Cal Ripken Jr. HR #346 and Double Hits #2,481 & #2,482, Jim Thome HR #75, Roberto Alomar HR #, Albert Belle HR #229, Rafael Palmeiro HR #220
Game 1998-04-25	1998 Baltimore Orioles vs Oakland Athletics Cal Ripken Jr. Consecutive Games Played Streak #2500 ticket and 2 Singles (Hits #2739 & #2740). Rickey Henderson: 2 Singles (Hits #2567 & #2568); Rafael Palmeiro: Double (Hit #1814)
Historic-Games 1998-09-19	1998 Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees Cal Ripken Jr. final game of "The Streak" setting the record for longest consecutive-games streak at 2,632. Box-Office Ticket
Historic-Games 1998-09-19	1998 Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees Cal Ripken Jr. final game of "The Streak" setting the record for longest consecutive-games streak at 2,632. Season Ticket
Historic-Games 1998-09-20	1998 Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees Cal Ripken Jr. ends "The Streak" by telling Ray Miller that he wanted out of the lineup and thus ending the record for longest consecutive-games streak at 2,632. Box-Office Ticket
Historic-Games 1998-09-20	1998 Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees Cal Ripken Jr. ends "The Streak" by telling Ray Miller that he wanted out of the lineup and thus ending the record for longest consecutive-games streak at 2,632. Season Ticket
Historic-Games 1999-06-13	1999 Atlanta Braves vs. Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. goes 6 for 6 with 2 Home runs #390 & #391 along with a Double and 3 Singles. Will Clark gets HR #258 along with 3 Doubles. Mike Mussina gets the win and John Smoltz gets the loss.
Game 1999-09-02	1999 Baltimore Orioles vs Tampa Bay Devil Rays Cal Ripken Jr. HR #400, Jose Canseco gets 2 hits.
3000th_Hit 2000-04-15	Cal Ripken Jr. Whole Ticket from Cal Ripken Jr.'s 3000th Hit Game [View Rev]. The historic single, one of three singles on the day, came off Hector Carrasco and occured at a game of Minnesota Twins vs. Baltimore Orioles on Apr 15, 2000 in Minneapolis at the Metrodome.
3000th_Hit 2000-04-15	Whole Ticket from Cal Ripken Jr.'s 3000th Hit Game Whole Ticket from Cal Ripken Jr.'s 3000th Hit Game PSA Certified PSA Full GEM Mint 10
First-Last 2001-08-10	2001 Baltimore Orioles vs. Boston Red Sox Cal Ripken Jr. last hit. - Originally scheduled date. This game was played as Game 1 Oct 5, which would be the game Cal Ripken Jr. would get his last hit.
Game 2001-09-23	2001 Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees Cal Ripken Jr. Final HR #431, which come off Orlando Hernandez. Mike Stanton gets the win and Mariano Rivera gets the save.
First-Last 2001-10-05	2001 Baltimore Orioles vs. Boston Red Sox G1 Cal Ripken Jr. last hit Game 1 was a makeup game Aug 10 rained out game. Last Game for G1: Ryan Kohlmeier, Kris Foster, Alan Mills; G2: Todd Erdos, James Lofton

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