Baltimore Orioles baseball is a summer tradition in Charm City. The team moved to the city in 1954, and has won six American League pennants and three World Series titles. It's known for its beautiful stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and for its ironman shortshop, Cal Ripken. Here's everything you need to know about Baltimore Orioles baseball.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Though no longer the newest kid on the block, Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore remains the jewel of baseball's so-called new generation of stadiums. Opened in 1992, the park ushered in a new era of retro-ballparks in urban areas. With its signature warehouse and gorgeous Inner Harbor location, Oriole Park at Camden Yards remains one of baseball's best ballparks.
2009 Team Preview
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The Orioles 2009 team is a mixtures of veterans and younger players, all of whom have something to prove.
Ticket Discounts and Promotions
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Catching an Orioles game at Camden Yards has never been more affordable. Sure, you might not see winning baseball, but win or lose, nothing beats a summer afternoon or evening at the Yards. Bottom line - these Baltimore Orioles 2009 ticket discounts and promotions will save you money.
Bars Near Camden Yards
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Since opening in 1992, Oriole Park at Camden Yards has been a hub of social activity in summer. Before a baseball game, that means grabbing a beer and a bite at one of the many bars, new and old, that surround the park. Here are the best bars near Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Orioles Gear
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Books, hats, DVDs - even an Orioles Mr. Potato Head. Everything you could possibly need to show your O's spirit.
Orioles in the Hall of Fame
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Six Orioles have earned entry into the National Baseball Hall of Fame: Brooks Robinson (pictured), Frank Robinson, Eddie Murray, Cal Ripken, Jim Palmer, and Earl Weaver.
