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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They are pretty crazy for the orange and black here. Plus any manager would say that to fire up the fan base.

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They're pretty fanatical in The Bronx
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So a young player said he didn't know who Frank Robinson was so Buck Showalter issued homework. 

 

If he didn't know who Oriole HOFer Frank Robinson was, he probably never heard of  Brooks Robinson, either. 

 

We must have gone backwards in balfield lighting technology since 1970. The lighting in these games makes it almost look like the game was played in daylight....playing the WS in daylight ???...whoa, that's crazy talk.

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They are pretty crazy for the orange and black here. Plus any manager would say that to fire up the fan base.

 

Half of the fan base also hates the Yanks and Red Sox. I visited Fenway in 2011, and was at the fight night game. Before the game, I was wearing an "Anti-Yankee Nation" shirt until the ushers told me to cover it up. I had 35K new friends until I put on my O's jersey.

 

Speaking of which, the Orioles won 3 straight NL titles, can anyone name the years?

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So a young player said he didn't know who Frank Robinson was so Buck Showalter issued homework. 

 

If he didn't know who Oriole HOFer Frank Robinson was, he probably never heard of  Brooks Robinson, either. 

 

We must have gone backwards in balfield lighting technology since 1970. The lighting in these games makes it almost look like the game was played in daylight....playing the WS in daylight ???...whoa, that's crazy talk.

 

First night game in a World Series was Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh in 1971.

 

I was watching the Brooks Robinson video and those umpires had some interesting mechanics on out calls...

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They are pretty crazy for the orange and black here. Plus any manager would say that to fire up the fan base.

 

Half of the fan base also hates the Yanks and Red Sox. I visited Fenway in 2011, and was at the fight night game. Before the game, I was wearing an "Anti-Yankee Nation" shirt until the ushers told me to cover it up. I had 35K new friends until I put on my O's jersey.

 

Speaking of which, the Orioles won 3 straight NL titles, can anyone name the years?

 

The O's won 3 straight AL titles not NL.

 

By the way they are 1969, 1970, 1971

 

You know a lot about your team!   :sarcasm:

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They are pretty crazy for the orange and black here. Plus any manager would say that to fire up the fan base.

 

Half of the fan base also hates the Yanks and Red Sox. I visited Fenway in 2011, and was at the fight night game. Before the game, I was wearing an "Anti-Yankee Nation" shirt until the ushers told me to cover it up. I had 35K new friends until I put on my O's jersey.

 

Speaking of which, the Orioles won 3 straight NL titles, can anyone name the years?

 

The O's won 3 straight AL titles not NL.

 

By the way they are 1969, 1970, 1971

 

You know a lot about your team!   :sarcasm:

 

I do know a lot of my team. The Orioles won the NL in 1894, 1895, and 1896. They moved into the AL in 1901 and to NY (became the Highlanders and later, the Yankees) in 1903.

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They're pretty fanatical in The Bronx

 

The bronx isn't a city...only part of a city (doesn't even deserve capitalization). In every part of Boston, they love their team...almost as much as they hate that one from the bronx. :wave:

 

*&#^ Boston, and the Red Sux.

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They're pretty fanatical in The Bronx

 

The bronx isn't a city...only part of a city (doesn't even deserve capitalization). In every part of Boston, they love their team...almost as much as they hate that one from the bronx. :wave:

*&#^ Boston, and the Red Sux.

Maybe some sugar would help with the bitterness.....

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"There's not a city in America that loves their baseball team more than Baltimore"  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh:

They're pretty fanatical in The Bronx  

The bronx isn't a city...only part of a city (doesn't even deserve capitalization). In every part of Boston, they love their team...almost as much as they hate that one from the bronx. :wave: *&#^ Boston, and the Red Sux.

Maybe some sugar would help with the bitterness.....

There never really was a curse. They just sucked.

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Well this is why we love Buck around here, Trembley never tore anybody a new one , Juan Samuel did once or twice as an ump I love intense coaches Buck is a guy I really respect

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St. Louis is THE BEST baseball town in America.

 

The ball team is like their beers... flat, tasteless, and overhyped.

 

Now a proper Brew, like Milwaukee... :)

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