Ripken Says His Desire to Manage Baseball Is Growing

Hall of Fame baseball player Cal Ripken Jr. says his interest in becoming a manager is growing nine seasons after retirement.

Ripken, a two-time Most Valuable Player who played in a record 2,632 straight Major League Baseball games, said in 2007 that he would consider returning to the sport as a manager or coach after his teenage children were grown. His daughter, Rachel, is now in college and his son, Ryan, is a sophomore in high school.

“I valued that time frame and I wanted to be there, and I’m starting to think about it a little more now,” Ripken said in an interview with Bloomberg Radio’s “Bloomberg Surveillance.” “When my boy goes off to college, if there’s a time to come back to the game, maybe that’s the time.”

Trembley! You have roughly 3 years at most, then you are ....ah crap, I already used the “D word” this week….

(grabs thesaurus)

You are RUUUUUUUUUUUUUIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNEEED!