Lunch with O’s rookie Nolan Reimold
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April 03, 2010 10:19 pm
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Before long I’ll be heading to the ESPN Zone in Baltimore’s inner harbor to check out Nolan Reimold’s Q&A session scheduled for noon and spanning an hour over lunchtime to 1:00 p.m.
Reimold will take part in an interactive Q&A session with fans led by O’s Radio Network broadcaster Joe Angel. Afterward, he’ll sign autographs, pose for photos and talk with fans.
If you’ve never been to an Orioles Q&A series event at the ESPN Zone, I’ll tell you they’re definitely worth your lunch…Before long I’ll be heading to the ESPN Zone in Baltimore’s inner harbor to check out Nolan Reimold’s Q&A session scheduled for noon and spanning an hour over lunchtime to 1:00 p.m.
Reimold will take part in an interactive Q&A session with fans led by O’s Radio Network broadcaster Joe Angel. Afterward, he’ll sign autographs, pose for photos and talk with fans.

If you’ve never been to an Orioles Q&A series event at the ESPN Zone, I’ll tell you they’re definitely worth your lunch hour if you’re an avid O’s fan who enjoys getting to know all they can about their favorite Birds, on and off the field.
It’s a very relaxed atmosphere, usually loosely led by an O’s broadcaster and dictated largely by fan questions and the mood and responses of the featured player.
So far on the field, Reimold is hitting it out of the park, literally and with fans.
I have to say I’m interested to see how the rising young outfielder handles himself off the field, as I’ll admit I expect no less from him at a Q&A than we O’s fans do when he steps to the plate these days.
No pressure to wow us at every turn of the bases or anything, but as we’ve all seen, this guy doesn’t seem to be shaken by expectations.
So if you can’t head out to the ESPN Zone at noon today, check back to the Orioles Buzz this afternoon for photos, a few quotes, and a once-over of the O’s new left fielder off the diamond.
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