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The Florida Complex League (FCL) Orioles will play their first game of the 2022 season on Monday, June 6, at 12:00 p.m. ET at the FCL Rays. The home schedule begins on Tuesday, June 7 vs. the Rays. The Orioles are scheduled to play 27 FCL home games between June 6 and August 23 with potential playoffs from August 25-27. The FCL, which includes 16 teams, gives recently drafted or signed players their first experience in professional baseball. 

Home games begin at 12:00 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday, and at 10:00 a.m. ET on Saturdays at Ed Smith Stadium. There is no charge to attend the games, which will be held on the Main Field. Fans may enter through the Left Field Gate, which opens 30 minutes before game time, unless otherwise noted. Free parking is available in the East Lot at the corner of 12th Street and Tuttle Avenue. Game times and locations are subject to change without notice due to weather and field conditions.

 Date                    Opponent

Tuesday, June 7          Rays

Saturday, June 11      Pirates

Monday, June 13       Braves

Tuesday, June 14    Red Sox

Friday, June 17         Pirates

Monday, June 20        Twins

Thursday, June 23       Rays

Saturday, June 25      Pirates

Tuesday, June 28      Braves

   Date                    Opponent

Friday, July 1            Pirates

Tuesday, July 5       Red Sox

Saturday, July 9        Pirates

Monday, July 11         Twins

Thursday, July 14        Rays

Friday, July 15          Pirates

Saturday, July 23       Pirates

Monday, July 25        Braves

Tuesday, July 26     Red Sox

Friday, July 29          Pirates

  Date                    Opponent

Monday, August 1       Twins

Thursday, August 4      Rays

Saturday, August 6    Pirates

Tuesday, August 9     Braves

Friday, August 12      Pirates

Tuesday, August 16 Red Sox

Saturday, August 20   Pirates

Monday, August 22     Twins

 

Sarasota County Government’s annual economic report has found that the Orioles have generated $545 million in economic impact for the state of Florida since 2015, the first year that comprehensive data became available.

The county’s analysis measures the total impact created by the Orioles’ year-round operations in Sarasota, highlighted by the team’s Spring Training efforts, a state-of-the-art minor league training facility, and numerous corporate events at Ed Smith Stadium and the Buck O’Neil Baseball Complex.