No record tonight
-
-
May 17, 2010 9:00 pm
-
0 Comments
-
Tonight’s attendance: 9,299.
That’s not a record-low at Camden Yards. The Orioles-Rays drew 9,129 on April 12. Tonight’s intimate gathering is the second-lowest, which should draw chants of “We’re No. 2.”
(Careful. Just…careful.)
As always, keep in mind we’re talking about tickets sold, not fannies in the seats. No way we have that many people here unless they’re all huddled in the bathrooms.
Tonight’s attendance: 9,299.
That’s not a record-low at Camden Yards. The Orioles-Rays drew 9,129 on April 12. Tonight’s intimate gathering is the second-lowest, which should draw chants of “We’re No. 2.”
(Careful. Just…careful.)
As always, keep in mind we’re talking about tickets sold, not fannies in the seats. No way we have that many people here unless they’re all huddled in the bathrooms.
0 Comments
Related Articles
Wondering about Kjerstad, some fun facts and mailbag leftovers
The injury updates on the Orioles range from the latest on rehab assignments to continuing whatever progressions are…
Read More
Updates on Holliday, Hiraldo and other injured Orioles
Jackson Holliday passed his tests with High-A Frederick and is headed back to Triple-A Norfolk. Let’s try this…
Read More
Orioles and Royals lineups and notes for series opener in Kansas City
The Orioles begin a three-game series tonight in Kansas City with Dylan Beavers moving up to third in…
Read More