Now that I've asked this question...?

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I can officially say I had 2,632 points! For a little while anyway...

Haha, I noticed that as I logged in today... I was like, omg I have 2,637 points! Now if I ask a question, that will put me at 2,632. So here's the question. And so it isn't considered chatting, here's your REAL question:

Why is the number 2,632 significant?

What was the number of the player that made 2,632 significant?

What team did that player play for?

And last, where did the number 2,632 become significant?

First person with all these right gets the best answer!

Answer 1

2632=Ripken's consecutive games streak

His number was 8

He played for the Orioles

I guess it became significant in Baltimore when Ripken pulled himself from the lineup in what would have been game 2633.

Dam Scooter. Oh well, I'm still getting my points.

Answer 2

Cal Ripken Jr.

CAl Ripken Jr. wore number 8

He played for the Orioles

Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Answer 3

Cal Ripken played 2,632 consecutive games for the Orioles.  

He wore number 4...maybe.

He palyed for the Orioles.

Answer 4

Go Red Sox!!

Answer 5

Cal Ripken Jr (#8) played in that many consecutive games for the Baltimore Orioles.  Camden Yards

HEY< I was right.  What's wrong with my answer.  I just used one sentence to answer all your ??s

Answer 6

Why is the number 2,632 significant?=B/c thats the total number of games this player played before he finally stopped

What was the number of the player that made 2,632 significant?=#8

What team did that player play for?=Orioles

And last, where did the number 2,632 become significant?=Sept 20th 1998 Vs the Yankees he sat out on the last regular season game in Baltimore's Camden Yards  that year.

Cal Ripken.

I know enough of Ripken that i knew some things about him O's Gal. ;) the man is a legend.