Baltimore Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr. recalled the moment he was pushed to shortstop by Alex Rodriguez during the 2001 MLB All-Star Game.
Cal Ripken Jr., right, asked to move to the shortstop position by Alex Rodriguez, left, during the first inning of the baseball All-Star game July 10, 2001 at Safeco Field in Seattle.
"Well, now that you brought it back up, I was kind of pissed at you, to be honest with you," Ripken said on the broadcast before the game. "... I hadn't been over there in a while. I got this big old glove on my hand that they made that they called humongous. I go, 'How am I going to go back over there and turn a double play?’"
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