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Thousands of fans poured out of Camden Yards with big smiles on their faces. Everybody was pumped up about Monday's game, and fans hope they keep the momentum for the rest of the season.
The 2011 Major League baseball season had begun and I can't be more excited. The Orioles may not be the favorites to win the American League East, but they are expected to be better than they have been in a long time. A summer of baseball fun is something this city has been hoping for since 1997.
Rookie Zach Britton did his part to help Baltimore start the new season with three consecutive wins. Britton pitched six sharp innings in his major league debut, J.J. Hardy hit a two-run double and Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-1 on Sunday to complete a season-opening three-game sweep.
As Camden Yards gets ready for Opening Day, Baltimore's hotels and restaurants are, too.
Strong starting pitching, timely hitting and solid defense. Two games into the season, the Baltimore Orioles are clicking on all cylinders.
Baltimore left-hander Brian Matusz was scratched from his scheduled start on Saturday due to soreness on the left side of his mid-back and will be placed on the disabled list.
Jeremy Guthrie allowed three hits in eight shutout innings while outpitching David Price, and Baltimore opened the season with a victory over Tampa Bay.
It looks like the weather may cooperate for opening day at Camden Yards—just three days away. That means the field needs to be in perfect condition.
Everybody is a kid on opening day!!
Broadcaster Jim Hunter joined The Mark Viviano Show and talked about the Orioles upcoming season.
Opening Day #1. "Can't Wait!". Here is the best I can do for now to get you fired up for MLB 2011.
Orioles great Brooks Robinson is recovering in a hospital in Towson after he developed an infection.
The Tampa Bay Rays are underdogs again in the AL East, which is just fine with manager Joe Maddon.
