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Orioles History

		ORIOLES HISTORY




	Cal Ripken is baseball's all-time consecutive games played leader, with a streak of 2,632 games. (AP)

All-time leaders & stats
Baseball's Iron Man, Cal Ripken, is the O's all-time leader in several offensive categories, including home runs, RBIs and hits. While on defense, Ripken leads the club in double plays recorded. Find out where other Baltimore players stand in these and other categories. More >


Retired Numbers 4. 5. 8. 20. 22. 33. 42. Each number invokes memories of baseball glory. No. 22, Jim Palmer (right), is the only pitcher in Orioles history to have his number retired. Go >

		ORIOLES TIMELINE

1953-1969

1970-1984

1985-1999

2000-Present

Timeline

Trace Orioles history, from Frank Robinson to Rick Dempsey to Nick Markakis.
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Awards and Honors

• All-Stars
• Awards
• Team Awards History
• Hall of Famers

All-time Rosters

Every player to wear a Orioles uniform is listed here, including Tippy Martinez. Go >

Multimedia Highlights

Download original TV broadcasts of classic games, some with original pre- and post-game shows »

• 2012 Season in Review:

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Stats and Records

LEADERS

Career RBIs

1.	C. Ripken	1,695
2.	B. Robinson	1,357
3.	E. Murray	1,224

Career Wins

1.	J. Palmer	268
2.	D. McNally	181
3.	M. Mussina	147
More leaders >

Check out these Orioles records:
• Single Game
• Season
• Rare Feats

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