Fan Nears Completion Of Cal Ripken Jr. Game-Ticket Collection
A lifelong fan has spent 28 years collecting tickets from each game of Cal Ripken Jr.'s record 2,632-game consecutive playing streak, with only 8 tickets now remaining to complete his collection.
Minot Bismarck Dickinson, ND, October 23, 2026 —
A lifelong fan has spent 28 years collecting tickets from games in Cal Ripken Jr.’s record 2,632-game consecutive playing streak and has eight tickets left to complete the collection, according to the information provided.
The collection brings together tickets connected to each game in the streak. The fan’s name and location were not provided, nor was the number of tickets already gathered. The information also does not identify which eight games are still missing or explain how the fan obtained the tickets collected so far.
Ripken’s streak is described in the summary as a record 2,632 consecutive games. No further details about when the collecting effort began, how the tickets are stored, or whether the remaining tickets have been located were provided. The account does not specify whether the fan expects to complete the collection or give a timeline for doing so.
The reported effort spans 28 years, while the final eight tickets remain outstanding. Without additional details, it is unclear what challenges, if any, have shaped the search or whether the fan has sought help finding the missing items. The summary also does not provide information about the collection’s value or the fan’s plans after completing it.
For now, the collection remains incomplete, with eight tickets separating the fan from a set representing every game in Ripken’s streak. Further details about the collector and the missing tickets were not available in the information provided.
Story summarized from the original created by R.J. RICO, Associated Press on www.kxnet.com, see more information here.
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