Orioles Celebrate 30 Years Of Baseball At Oriole Park At Camden Yards
Oriole Park at Camden Yards celebrates 30 years this season.
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Oriole Park at Camden Yards celebrates 30 years this season.
Baseball is finally back!
John Means made his second straight opening day start, throwing 84 pitches while allowing one run, six hits, a walk and striking out five over four innings.
The Orioles play the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday at 3:05 p.m., but festivities begin at 2:25 p.m. with a pre-game ceremony emceed by Orioles broadcaster Rob Long.
The team has announced so many new features recently it could be dizzying, so we're putting them all on one page.
The Orioles have been in Baltimore for 67 seasons & Jim Palmer & Mike Mussina are the pitchers with the most opening day starts, with 6 each.
Opening Day in 2021 was limited to 25% capacity to allow for social distancing, but now all of the ballpark's 45,971 seats are open to fans.
The Orioles crew is getting ready for Opening Day.
Thirty years ago to this day, baseball fans flooded into Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the grand opening of one of the most storied ballparks in Major League Baseball.
Headed to a Baltimore Orioles game this year? Here's what you need to know about Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
The Miami Marlins solidified their bullpen by acquiring left-hander Tanner Scott and right-hander Cole Sulser from the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday night for two minor leaguers, a player to be named later and a draft pick.
There will be other players to watch this season, but in terms of the team's long-term future, Rutschman and Rodriguez will be under a microscope.
Excluding the 60-game pandemic shortened 2020 season, Baltimore has lost over 100 games in the three full seasons since 2018.
Starting next week, the Orioles are holding events -- autograph signings, happy hours, trivia nights and baseball clinics -- at locations across the state.
The Orioles have entered the fourth year of a franchise rebuild.
