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Cal Ripken Jr. broke up with his hometown baseball team, the IronBirds

Summary by The Baltimore Banner

Orioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. brought minor league baseball to his tiny Harford County hometown as a way to boost its stature and finances. Two decades later, though, Ripken has tapped out, the city views Ripken Stadium as a boondoggle, and the future of Aberdeen and its IronBirds is murky.

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Cal Ripken Jr. broke up with his hometown baseball team, the IronBirds

Orioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. brought minor league baseball to his tiny Harford County hometown as a way to boost its stature and finances. Two decades later, though, Ripken has tapped out, the city views Ripken Stadium as a boondoggle, and the future of Aberdeen and its IronBirds is murky.

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The Baltimore Banner broke the news in 2 months ago on Monday, January 6, 2025.

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