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Cal and Kelly Ripken divorced


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Tough stuff - been through this twice and hopefully never again.

Ed. Note - first marriage 6 years, second 14, third 25 - 45 years of marriage (5 years off for bad behavior :( ) and I was the culprit in the first two. Cal and I were born on the same day August 24, but different years.

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Tough stuff - been through this twice and hopefully never again.

Ed. Note - first 6 years, second 16, third 25 - 47 years of marriage and I was the culprit in the first two

Hard enough to be married and to a regular person.

Can't image, to be married to a celebrity/ballplayer/limelight figure person.

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You missed my drift.

My intent was, that Ripken doesn't have the Angelos wealth to buy a baseball team at today's market value, and even Angelos needed help.

No I understand what you meant. You are correct Cal would be a figure head in any ownership of the Orioles backed by someone with much deeper pockets. My reference was coming from someone who was married 27 years and got divorced and knows that HALF plus future alimony means much more then close to ZERO.

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