Orioles Sellouts and snowstorms: History of Opening Day in Baltimore
Thousands of fans clad in orange and black parade down Eutaw Street and cram into Camden Yards to welcome their beloved Orioles back to the field for another season.
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Peter Angelos’ hometown loyalty should not be forgotten
Peter Angelos goes to his grave, at 94, as the most vilified guy in town. The man who owned the Baltimore Orioles for three decades should have been a hero around here, but he couldn’t get out of his own way.
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Orioles stadium issues bring back memories of the Mayflower vans moving the Colts
We’re sensitive souls around here. We don’t like it when people in power fail to tell us the whole truth. We saw it happen precisely 40 years ago this week with our pro football team, and now a few questions linger about our baseball team.
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Baltimore Orioles’ Kyle Gibson deserves the Roberto Clemente Award
Kyle Gibson has been immersed in innumerable charities country-wide and is the vice president of Big League Impact; he has hosted fundraisers throughout major league cities and through his philanthropy has raised nearly half a million dollars. Personally, he has donated his own time and money, including $100 for each of his strikeouts this year – ever heard of such a great conflict of interest?
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Governor Wes Moore is in Angelos’ pocket
I am surprised that no one in the Baltimore press seems to have a problem with our new Governor taking a walk off the map with John Angelos regarding the new, yet-to-be-signed lease for Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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John Angelos: Greed is Good
Mr. Angelos said the Orioles rebuild is finished. The team is not going to get much better. Liftoff is complete. The launch is over. Mission accomplished. We are as good as we are going to get. The O’s are predicted to be a sub-.500 team this year. And you thought they were good.
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game, On second thought why bother: O’s Management gives up on team
Orioles’ management has recently made several poor decisions regarding the team’s chances to reach the playoffs this year. Management has given up on these upstart Orioles. It is unworthy of the fans and of the player’s efforts.
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The New Left Field at Camden Yards: Brilliant Mistake
I fully agree with the Oriole’s decision to make it more difficult to hit home runs at Camden Yards by
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Orioles Losing by Design
The Orioles are on a massive losing streak that has been compared to the losing streak in 1988. The differences
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Don’t Play Ball: Cancel the Season
All of the Oriole players have decided to play this year because their careers are on the line. In fact, their lives are on the line with the threat of the Coronavirus hanging over the season. Major League Baseball is making a terrible mistake trying to force an abbreviated 60 game season.
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