All-Star voting begins tonight at Camden Yards
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April 27, 2012 11:47 am
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Ready to make sure the first-place Orioles are well-represented at the All-Star Game in Kansas City on July 10?
Beginning tonight, you can take matters – and ballots – into your own hands during home games at Camden Yards.
Tonight’s A’s-O’s game marks the beginning of in-game voting for the annual Midsummer Classic. During home games through June 13, fans at Camden Yards can vote for their favorite Orioles by visiting multiple locations throughout the ballpark, including Fan Assistance…Ready to make sure the first-place Orioles are well-represented at the All-Star Game in Kansas City on July 10?
Beginning tonight, you can take matters – and ballots – into your own hands during home games at Camden Yards.
Tonight’s A’s-O’s game marks the beginning of in-game voting for the annual Midsummer Classic. During home games through June 13, fans at Camden Yards can vote for their favorite Orioles by visiting multiple locations throughout the ballpark, including Fan Assistance Centers, or by obtaining ballots distributed and collected by ushers in the seating bowl.
Fans can also cast their votes for Orioles players up to 25 times online at www.orioles.com/allstar using the 2012 All-Star Game Ballot. Online voting ends at 11:59 p.m. eastern time June 28.
O’s on the ballot are first baseman Chris Davis, second baseman Robert Andino, shortstop J.J. Hardy, third baseman Mark Reynolds, catcher Matt Wieters, designated hitter Wilson Betemit, and outfielders Nolan Reimold, Adam Jones and Nick Markakis.
In honor of Oriole Park’s 20th anniversary season, fans who vote at least 20 times online and select the Orioles as their “favorite” or “other favorite” club will automatically be entered into the 2012 Orioles All-Star Sweepstakes with a chance to win an autographed jersey from a 2012 Orioles All-Star. Click here for full sweepstakes rules.
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