Baltimore – Between the Yards

Your 2021 Ballpark Experience

Last night, I went to my first live sporting event in 18-ish months. And it was glorious. It was a different experience, but it was still awesome. Yes, the Orioles lost, but the game had everything you want. Cold beer, I could stand and yell about anything I want (mostly when analytics screwed the OriolesContinue reading “Your 2021 Ballpark Experience”

If the Orioles Don’t Call Up Adley by September 1, I Will Picket Camden Yards

Yesterday a story broke about the Mariners’ #1 prospect and baseball’s #4 prospect, Jarred Kelenic, where he is accusing Seattle of manipulating his service time. This was interesting as it seems some promises were made in regards to Kelenic signing a long term, guaranteed deal. He didn’t sign it and according to him, was thenContinue reading “If the Orioles Don’t Call Up Adley by September 1, I Will Picket Camden Yards”

Judon is on Back on Twitter Letting it Fly

During Matthew Judon’s time as a Raven, it’s been a roller coaster ride of emotions. From D2 prospect, to sack machine, to a bonehead penalty most games, and then there was that Pat McAfee beef they had for a little bit. That was wild. Point being, he made some great plays as a Raven, butContinue reading “Judon is on Back on Twitter Letting it Fly”

The Boys are Hot

The local boys are rollin. All at the same time too. The Wizards have won 4 straight for the first time in THREE YEARS, the Caps have won 3 of 4 and are finally back to full strength and the Terps have won 4 straight as they try to dance their way right into March.Continue reading “The Boys are Hot”

I’m More Excited for Spring Training than the Regular Season

At least for the Orioles. Mike Elias has been making late offseason moves again. Just two weeks before pitchers and catchers are set to report to Spring Training (those words sound so good), Elias traded Alex Cobb to the Angels for their #7 prospect (now the Orioles’ #19 prospect), Jahmai Jones. Then, we signed KingContinue reading “I’m More Excited for Spring Training than the Regular Season”