Fans invited to watch spring training workouts at Ed Smith Stadium
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February 12, 2013 6:29 pm
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Tomorrow marks the first official spring training workout day for Orioles pitchers and catchers at Ed Smith Stadium. Fans are invited to watch the team’s workouts on the back fields at the complex each day until February 23, when games begin. There is no charge to attend, and free parking is available in the East Lot off 12th Street.
Orioles pitchers and catchers will take the field at noon tomorrow, Wednesday, February 13. The club will work out from approximately 9:15 a.m. – noon each day…Tomorrow marks the first official spring training workout day for Orioles pitchers and catchers at Ed Smith Stadium. Fans are invited to watch the team’s workouts on the back fields at the complex each day until February 23, when games begin. There is no charge to attend, and free parking is available in the East Lot off 12th Street.
Orioles pitchers and catchers will take the field at noon tomorrow, Wednesday, February 13. The club will work out from approximately 9:15 a.m. – noon each day thereafter, leading up to the first game against the Minnesota Twins on Saturday, February 23. The first full team workout will be held on Saturday, February 16.
Tickets for the Orioles’ spring training home games are available now at www.orioles.com and at the Ed Smith Stadium Box Office each day from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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