masn-baseballs-orioles.jpgThink of the things that each year signal the arrival of spring – the first sighting of a robin, the jingling of the Good Humor truck’s bells, the long line at the post office to drop off income taxes by the April 15 (or this year, April 16) deadline. Yes, there are certain, undeniable signs that spring has arrived in Charm City.

Another comes Wednesday, April 11, from noon-1:30 p.m., when members of Baltimore’s baseball media convene at Sports Legends Museum for their annual roundtable and…Think of the things that each year signal the arrival of spring – the first sighting of a robin, the jingling of the Good Humor truck’s bells, the long line at the post office to drop off income taxes by the April 15 (or this year, April 16) deadline. Yes, there are certain, undeniable signs that spring has arrived in Charm City.

Another comes Wednesday, April 11, from noon-1:30 p.m., when members of Baltimore’s baseball media convene at Sports Legends Museum for their annual roundtable and luncheon to discuss the new major league season. MASNsports.com’s Roch Kubatko will take a break from classroom duties at the “School of Roch” blog to join the panel, which will also include Peter Schmuck of The Sun, Jeremy Conn of 105.7 The Fan, Brett Hollander of WBAL Radio and Stan “The Fan” Charles of PressBox.

Media members will critique the offseason moves by the Orioles, provide insights on this year’s team, offer their predictions and answer questions from audience members. That’s where you come in.

For $25, you can be a part of the festivities. That fee includes lunch, the program and admission to Sports Legends. For more information, contact Whitney Edmonds at Sports Legends at 410-727-1539, ext. 3033, or via email at WhitneyE@BabeRuthMuseum.com.